Generally at this time of year if you see one Long-tailed Tit you will most likely see a dozen moving through the trees eating insects etc as they go along.
I was fortunate to be in the right place at the right time last week to see a group on the move.
As always they are a delight to watch and never keep still for more than a second or two.
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Stunning shot of my favorite Tit.
ReplyDeleteThanks Margaret.
DeleteWat een heerlijk gevoel als je op dit moment zoveel moois tegen komt.
ReplyDeleteZe zijn speciaal Bas
DeleteA treat to see, even on a computer screen! You must have a great time watching them.
ReplyDeleteThanks Wilma, yes they are lovely little things.
DeleteBeautiful shots Roy of a lovely little bird, I think they are allot more common now than when I was a kid..
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Thanks Amanda, yes I think you are right about that.
DeleteHello Roy
ReplyDeleteEn effet on commence à les voir venir ! On dirait le Père Noël non ? ^^
Très très belles photos.
BIses
Heureux que vous êtes maintenant les voyez Nath.{:))
DeleteSome lovely captures Roy. I see the LTT gang during the winter months on my nutfeeder, they must do the rounds because they tend to show up about the same time each day, about four o'clock in the afternoon. They haven't as yet appeared in my garden this year.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lyn.{:))
DeleteGreat little birds Roy.
ReplyDeleteYou did well to catch them, they are forever on the move.
Thanks Keith.
DeleteThey've not been through my garden yet...I always hear them first, that low "zzzzzuuppppp" call is the giveaway
ReplyDeleteThey will soon visit I would think, Simon.
DeleteSuper photos of a very sweet little bird Roy. And in answer to your comment, no, not too many cream teas, sad to say ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Denise.{:))
DeleteI love these little birds, you can hear them long before they arrive in the garden. I used to see a family on my walk to work years ago, they even had their nests quite close to the fence and I would see them snuggling up together. Beautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteThanks Suzie, yes they are very gregarious and several families join together to look after each other, especially at night during the winter.
DeleteGreat shots Roy, it's always a pleasure to see and to listen to the 'chatter' as a gang of these little beauties move through the trees...[;o)
ReplyDeleteThanks Trevor.
DeleteLovely series. Always nice to get those occasional glimpses of LTTs
ReplyDeleteThanks John.
DeleteBeautiful captures and they are such cute darling little birds! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Mandy.
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