Local Walk Post - Singing Wrens

There is certainly more bird activity now.

I heard my first Blackcap of the year singing, which was presumably a male.

The song of the Dunnock can be heard just about everywhere on my local walk.

Long-tailed Tit - Always worth a few photographs.

Little Egrets can be found in all the local rivers as well as the local Nature Reserves.

This one was finding food with ease.

Wrens, particularly males, can be seen singing on higher perches arond their territories and nesting sites.

Lesser Celandines adorn the side of paths everywhere.

This Woodie was observed hiding in the shade, no doubt having eaten its way thought the green shoots on the tree.

This Dunnock was singing away at the top of its voice when I walked along a path.