Lisa Coleman’s Bird Weekly photography challenge this week is birds common to your area. The header photo is a starling and one of the juveniles.
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#BirdWeekly ~ Birds with a G in the title #NaturePhotography #Birds
Welcome to Lisa Coleman’s bird weekly photo challenge. This week’s prompt is birds with a G in the name. The header photo is the greenfinch. We
#BirdWeekly ~ Hawks #NaturePhotography #Wildlife
Lisa Coleman’s Bird Weekly challenge this week features Hawks One of my favourites is Harris’s Hawk. It’s not native to Britain but is very popular
#BirdWeekly ~ Birds I Love #NaturePhotography #Birds
Lisa Coleman’s bird weekly challenge this week features favourite birds. After attending a Norfolk Wildlife photography day a few years ago, the elusive barn owl
#BirdWeekly ~ Birds with Brown Feathers #gardenbirds #Nature #Photography #Raptors
Lisa Coleman’s bird weekly challenge this week features birds with brown feathers. The header photo is the European robin which, according to Wikipedia, belongs to
#BirdWeekly ~ Birds in Colour and Mono #Nature #Birds #Photography
Lisa Coleman’s bird weekly challenge this week features colour and mono images of the same bird. The header image is a change from the normal
#BirdWeekly ~ Long Legged Birds #Nature #Wildlife #Photography
Lisa Coleman’s Bird Weekly Challenge this week features birds with long legs. The feature photo is a favourite of mine, the lapwing. Below is a
#BirdWeekly ~ Birds with Black Feathers #Nature #Birds #Photography
Lisa Coleman’s Bird Weekly Challenge this week focuses on birds with black feathers. I’m going all black this week 🖤 starting with my favourite black
#BirdWeekly ~ Birds in the Garden #birds #nature #photography
Lisa Coleman’s bird weekly challenge this week is about birds you see in your garden. Earlier in the year a wren came to gather nesting
#BirdWeekly ~ Owls #raptors #nature #photography #wildlife #owls
This week, Lisa Coleman’s Bird Weekly challenge features owls. These photos are from a wonderful day a few years ago with Norfolk Wild Encounters—a rehoming
#BirdWeekly ~ Macro or Close ups #Birds #Nature #Photography #Wildlife
This week Lisa Coleman’s Bird Weekly Challenge is macro or close up shots. The featured image needs no introduction. We spent a few days by
#BirdWeekly ~ Flocks #Birds #Nature #Photography
This week the theme for Lisa Coleman’s Bird Weekly is flocks. The only birds we get in large numbers in the garden are sparrows and
#BirdWeekly ~ Seagulls #Gulls #Nature #Birds #Photography
Lisa Coleman’s bird weekly challenge for week 12 is seagulls. Something we have no shortage of here. They favour chimney pots and roof tops and
#BirdWeekly Photo Challenge ~ Yellow or Orange Legged Birds #Wildlife #Nature #Birds #Photography
Lisa Coleman’s bird weekly challenge for week 10 is birds with yellow or orange legs. I found I didn’t have very many… Mostly ducks …
#BirdWeekly Challenge ~ Birds of Prey #Photography #Nature #Raptors
Week 9 of Lisa Coleman’s bird weekly challenge is all about birds of prey. I was lucky enough a couple of years ago to attend
#BirdWeekly Challenge ~ Birds at the Feeder #Nature #Birds #Photography
Week 8 of Lisa Coleman’s bird weekly challenge features birds at the feeders. It was lovely to see this greenfinch. I hadn’t seen one for
#BirdWeekly ~ Photo Challenge ~ Black & White #Photography #Birds #Nature
Week 7 of Lisa Coleman’s Bird Weekly challenge is for any bird in black and white or sepia This was taken a while ago when
#BirdWeekly ~ Photo Challenge ~ Ducks and Geese #nature #wildlife #photography
Lisa Coleman’s Bird Weekly challenge this week is all about ducks and geese. The Canada geese were photographed at Conwy nature reserve as was the
Bird Weekly PhotoChallenge ~ Waders #Birds #Nature #Wildlife
Week 3 of Lisa Coleman’s bird weekly challenge is waders ~ any bird that forages for insects, molluscs and crustaceans in the shallows of practically
Bird weekly ~ Photo Challenge ~ Birds with Yellow Feathers #Nature #Birds #Photography
For week 2 of Lisa Coleman’s Bird Weekly challenge I’m featuring the blue tit. The most common garden visitor here with yellow feathers. All but
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