Great photo, Tiffany!
Difficult to identify from underneath - but - as it seems to be a daylight Moth - could it be a Burnet Companion - the colours would fit. Perhaps even one of the Hawk Moths. Looking at the red underwings - it could even be a Scarlet Tiger or a Jersey Tiger - their top wings are dark with white spots/stripes on them and their underwings are reddish orange.
Thanks, ST. it was a big moth, not as big as the photo though. I only saw it’s underside.
Two new, near completed, buildings in Shepherds Bush. Builders were busy during lockdown.
Offices: Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger. And The Hoxton, a 240 room hotel.
I watched the sunrise from the hills above town at silly o’clock. The place was so misty it looked like water
Turd on the pavement
I did something similar and I was chastised by one of the moderators and they removed it.
I took this earlier on and thought it was quite amusing. A huge gang of crows were settling on the rooftop ready to fly off to their roosting place. The young seagull hovered and wandered around and between them, knowing something was going on, but not quite sure what, exactly. It looked all rather awkward.
Outside the Bank of England yesterday: TV news? I don’t recognise her. And with the crew.
a bit of sun across the road, tried some high contrast B&W
Bull Elk on the verge beside a road.
Concentration…
Left it on the desk top
I did screen shots of some oldphotos , and transferred them into my Google photo album !
They seem to be working ? 
Hey thanks for posting on this thread.
Just wanted to say this thread has now moved from Chat to
Hobbies & Pastimes > Your Photos & Art
Nothing. Left my camera in it’s case and use my phone.
had a nice conversation, I hope.
I had a look at Grafton’s bridge. Decades ago when I used to drive through Grafton but never stopping I thought the bridge over the Clarence River was the daftest bridge I had ever come across, it was narrow with awkward turns at each end. What I didn’t realise was that underneath the road was a single track railway hence the awkward turns getting on and off the bridge.
A new bridge has been built since I was last here and I thought they would close the road section of the old one but, no, it remains in use.
Westfield London … with some sun coming through the roof.
