It was a windy day. This Grey Heron on a tree won't get too ruffled as long as it keeps its head to the wind.

Starlings enjoyed themselves on the swivelling arrow of the weathervane of the Lido restaurant.

The Little Owl at the leaf yard doesn't like the wind, but came out during a brief lull. She was fluffed up and furious ...

... because a Magpie was harassing her. She stood it for a minute, and then flew back into her hole.

Two Feral Pigeons became lunch today. The notorious Lesser Black-Backed Gull had taken its latest victim on to the roof of the Dell Restaurant to eat it.

Meanwhile on the ground, his previous one was being finished off by a young Herring Gull.

The Great Crested Grebes on the Long Water, which have been bringing their chicks food from the Serpentine, decided that the young ones were big enough to come under the bridge closer to the fishing ground. Here they are waiting for their parents to feed them.

One of the young grebes from the Serpentine was fishing under the pedalos at Bluebird boats, where fish gather in the illusion that they will be safe.

But two big Cormorants came along with the same purpose, and it had to move on.

A Coot searched for food in the shallow water at Peter Pan.

Moorhen chicks can find their own food at an early age, but still need occasional feeding by their parents. This video was shot in a pool in the Italian Gardens, and you can hear the noise of the fountains.

The Black Swan came to feed at the side of the Serpentine, and a female Mute Swan objected to him.  He was not particularly bothered, and returned soon afterwards.

There were plenty of Mistle Thrushes eating berries in the rowan trees on Buck Hill ...

... and a solitary female Blackbird.

Two Nuthatches came down to the railings of the leaf yard to take pine nuts.

The shire horses were mowing on Buck Hill. The mower's cutter bar works like a big hair clipper. It isn't at all efficient, but much of that may be due to mechanical wear in an old machine.