Occasionally I like to post images of birds that you would see naturally mainly with the naked eye.
Moorhen making waves across the water as it heads for the cover of a bramble bush at the edge of the water.
A chattering Whitethroat hopping through the bush following its mate around.
A Collared Dove conducting a spot of preening.
A industrious Coot.
A female Dunnock taking a rest from nesting duties.
A Grey Heron heading up river looking for another good perch for fishing.
A Common Tern patrolling the calm water of a lake on the look out for small fish and ready to dive at any moment.
A male Chaffinch singing from a high perch.
Below are three different Garden Warblers announcing to the World that they have arrived again from the South.
A female Greenfinch searching for food amongst the Lichen.
Feeding his face, what else would a male Bullfinch be doing.
A Robin too busy to worry about its appearance, conducting the never ending search for food to take back to the nest.
A male Mute being his usual angry self.
A Blue Tit taking in some nice sunlight through the leaves.
A fine selection of images there Roy, including some of the birds that we see every day but as they're so common we rarely stop to 'see' and appreciate them properly...[;o)
ReplyDeleteThanks Trevor. Yes we do tend to ignore them on occasions.
DeleteI love Mr. Angry. Great capture Roy.
ReplyDeleteThanks Keith.{:))
DeleteHey Roy... Back to birds no more butterflies under your hat "huh"!!?
ReplyDeleteI must say that the Swan may be angry, but he has a wonderful display of itself in this photo!!
Lovely time of year with all the birds singing and preparing to nest !! Poor little Robin does look a little worn!!
Have you not taken any Bluebells shots yet??
Question have you ever heard the saying " he is crazier then a coot"!! I wonder if that is referring to the Coot the bird?? So are they??
Grace
Thanks GG, yes a Coot can be quite crazy at times especially in the springtime when it starts fights with other Coots.
DeleteNice selection Roy! Male Bullfinches are such cracking little birds, aren't they?! I never tire of seeing them.
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Thanks John, yes they are lovely birds.
DeleteIf only they would come out in the open more often.
Another wonderful series from your neck of the woods. Say, I saw my first Grey Heron this past week, not in Massachusetts, but in Germany.
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve, yes the Grey Heron is common in many parts of Europe.
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