The final bird post for the year.
Firstly I noticed two Treecreepers flying about a large Oak tree on my walk. They were moving about the tree, but not in any form of pattern. I got the impression that one was trying to drive away the other at times.
A female Reed Bunting was observed eating seeds from dead Nettle plants.
I saw loads last winter, but none this winter so far. My eyes are still open however
ReplyDeleteNot easy to find Simon.
DeleteKauniita kuvia! Puukiipijä on mahdoton kuvattava! Lintu ei pysy paikoillaan yhtään. Hyvää Uutta vuotta 2017!
ReplyDeleteHyvää uutta vuotta 2017 Anne
DeleteVery very great pictures Roy !
ReplyDeleteThanks Nathalie.
DeleteStunning photos Roy, all the best for the New Year.
ReplyDeleteGuy
Thanks Guy and all the best for 2017.
DeleteWe have a Brown Creeper here. So neat the way it's almost invisible against the tree trunks. Maybe that's why I hardly ever see them!
ReplyDeleteThey are never easy to find FG and always on the move when you do catch sight of them.
DeleteHi Roy, a great set of photos!
ReplyDeleteI love those Tree-creepers, so elusive though!
The Reed bunting is a great catch too!
Wishing you the best for 2017 :)
Hi Noushka, thanks.
DeleteYes the Treecreepers don't hang around very long for photoshoots. :)
Lovely photos..Wishing you well in 2017...
ReplyDeleteThanks Amanda. All the best for 2017.
DeleteGreat nice pictures of the tree creeper Not an easy bird to photograph, but it is well done you. The reed bunting is also very beautifully photographed.
ReplyDeleteThanks Helma.
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