What a beautiful series on this little bird. We do not have it here In N.I. so it was lovely to see in your post.
Thanks Margaret.
Lovely images of this little bird. I could never tell the Marsh from the Coal Tit. I notice this one has a ring. I'm going to help look out for ringed gulls when (or should I say if) we move house.
Thanks Suzie, yes its a bit difficult.
white stripe on the back of the coal tit's head?
Yes thats the best way to tell them apart Simon, plus white stripes on wings and a small patch of light brown on sides.
They are such engaging little birds. Nice shots!
Thanks Wilma.
Excellent series Roy. I only get the occasional sighting on my patch throughout the year.
Thanks Frank. I have to go to one location specifically to see them.
Interesting study, Roy, I especially like those captures with its beak full of seeds and the material of the balls.
Thanks Petra.
Salut RoyCelle-ci n'est pas encore chez moi. Il est loin de faire froid.Bravo pour cette série, cette qualité est grandiose. Bises
Merci NathalieOui Il va résider ici pour l'hiver.
Lovely photos of this sweet little bird...
Thanks Julie.
Beautifully this Marsh Tit. I do not see it, unfortunately in my garden. Before I go to the park or forest. Beautiful series Roy. Compliment.
Great series. I confuse them with willow tits. Are these more common?
Thanks Alison, the Willow is classed as having a 'Vulnerable status' as opposed to the Marsh which is 'Secure'.
Cute little birds! Great photos.
Fabulous captures as always! Lovely little birds. :-)
Thanks Mandy.
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What a beautiful series on this little bird. We do not have it here In N.I. so it was lovely to see in your post.
ReplyDeleteThanks Margaret.
DeleteLovely images of this little bird. I could never tell the Marsh from the Coal Tit. I notice this one has a ring. I'm going to help look out for ringed gulls when (or should I say if) we move house.
ReplyDeleteThanks Suzie, yes its a bit difficult.
Deletewhite stripe on the back of the coal tit's head?
DeleteYes thats the best way to tell them apart Simon, plus white stripes on wings and a small patch of light brown on sides.
DeleteThey are such engaging little birds. Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteThanks Wilma.
DeleteExcellent series Roy. I only get the occasional sighting on my patch throughout the year.
ReplyDeleteThanks Frank. I have to go to one location specifically to see them.
DeleteInteresting study, Roy, I especially like those captures with its beak full of seeds and the material of the balls.
ReplyDeleteThanks Petra.
DeleteSalut Roy
ReplyDeleteCelle-ci n'est pas encore chez moi. Il est loin de faire froid.
Bravo pour cette série, cette qualité est grandiose.
Bises
Merci Nathalie
DeleteOui Il va résider ici pour l'hiver.
Lovely photos of this sweet little bird...
ReplyDeleteThanks Julie.
DeleteBeautifully this Marsh Tit. I do not see it, unfortunately in my garden.
ReplyDeleteBefore I go to the park or forest. Beautiful series Roy. Compliment.
Great series. I confuse them with willow tits. Are these more common?
ReplyDeleteThanks Alison, the Willow is classed as having a 'Vulnerable status' as opposed to the Marsh which is 'Secure'.
DeleteCute little birds! Great photos.
ReplyDeleteFabulous captures as always! Lovely little birds. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Mandy.
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