Showing posts with label Blackbird. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blackbird. Show all posts

Friday, 29 May 2020

Home and Away (Well ... down the track).


Yellow Wagtail





Large Skipper



Common Blue



Yellow Flag





Gimme, Gimme, Gimme

Think they used to call it 'Pester Power'.


Ooh and then there were two.


He/She who shouts loudest ...


That'll be me then!


Ooh, ooh then there were three!



Oi, I'm still hungry!

Some of the fledglings just copied the male and picked up their own suet pellets. The female was in the background and never bothered by the fledglings.





Monday, 5 November 2018

November


Thanks to JF for finding these Bewick's Swans. Originally giving distant views at East Chevington, they later relocated to Warkworth and gave splendid views.



Best comparative shot I could manage, juv Whoopers and adult Bewick's. 


Whoopers. Plenty of Juveniles this year.


Twite


Crossbill



Blackbird



My first beach walk produced a Wheatear but not a rare one. This poor bird has a damaged or diseased bill. It also looked a little dishevelled. Five more beaches were checked and although no Wheatears were found they all produced good birds including; Purple Sandpipers, Snow Buntings and Twite.