Stonechat Pair (New)

Firstly, this is not the pair of Stonechat that I have posted about before that frequent the Parkland that I walk regularly. (Incidently the female of that pair disappeared before Christmas)

Its a pair that I have observed along a riverbank some miles away from the Parkland.

I have observed Stonechat in the distant past along that river, but this is the first in a long time which is encouraging. 

They do make a handsome pair.

Song Thrush

Another sign that the weather is generally mild (apart from last week) and the season is moving on at a pace. It must be something to do with this mild weather that the Song Thrush is already singing from high up in the trees. I found a few on my walk and one was certainly singing away at the top of its voice.

The Residents of Bluebell Wood

Some of the residents of Bluebell Wood, which is situated on the Northern edge of the Parkland I regularly walk. I have featured these many times before, but one has to keep trying.{:))

Nuthatch

Robin

Coal Tit

Blue Tit

From the Window

I have not featured anything lately in my series of From the Window.

Its that time again when the tree outside the lounge window is in blossom. 

Accordingly the 'Woodies' will come to call.

The Woodpigeon, ever resourceful will eat a variety of available food throughout the year .

They are particularly partial to the young buds and flowers of this blossom tree.

Although a heavy bird, the 'Woodie' amazingly clings to tiny little twigs to get at the food. 

Shooting through double glazing poses problems with clarity, but the colours make the image I think.

Art on the Beach

Following on from the Titchwell Marsh Visit in yesterday's post.

Back by popular request. {:))

Art on the Beach

The Sahara Dessert taken from the International Space Station -  No?

Oh! perhaps not.