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

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
Welcome to the Sunday Stills feature hosted by Terri Webster Schrandt at Second Wind Leisure Perspectives. There were a good number of goldfinches and greenfinches visiting the
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
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
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
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
Welcome to the Sunday Stills feature created and hosted by Terri Webster Schrandt at Second Wind Leisure Perspectives. The theme for Sunday Stills this week is backyard
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
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
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 …
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
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
This particular feeder held niger seeds which are tiny, so the opening for the birds is very small. Not to be discouraged though…
We’re still under fairly strict restrictions here so I’ve been enjoying watching the garden birds. I think the dunnock and robin are juveniles? They look
There are lots of goldfinches about this year and they seem to like spending time at the very top of the conifer tree in the
What is it about our national bird, the robin, that captures the imagination? It has a friendly human name, although the original name was just
I haven’t seen a wren for such a long time, it was a treat to see this one collecting nesting material. This dunnock framed himself
Edited to add…I now believe it’s a young crow not a raven 😒
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