In reply to Post #102
There the ones!
Fished one water a few times and there used to be a flock of green ones that used to turn up, like little penguins waddling down the bank for a drink
There the ones!
Fished one water a few times and there used to be a flock of green ones that used to turn up, like little penguins waddling down the bank for a drink
In reply to Post #106
Just done some quick and dirty edits in the camera, a couple of the shots aren't too bad considering it was 70 ish yds away in fading light, I've had too many ciders to put a pic on here now tho
Glorious weather in London today🌞
Just done some quick and dirty edits in the camera, a couple of the shots aren't too bad considering it was 70 ish yds away in fading light, I've had too many ciders to put a pic on here now tho
Glorious weather in London today🌞
Chiffchaff?
In reply to Post #107
Enjoy the cider mate, about to crack the top off a Stella or two
Weather is cold up here, freezing yesterday, went out at 5.30am this morning, car temperature gauge said 4 degree, Windows iced up! real cold edge to the wind. Brrrrrrrrrr
Enjoy the cider mate, about to crack the top off a Stella or two
Weather is cold up here, freezing yesterday, went out at 5.30am this morning, car temperature gauge said 4 degree, Windows iced up! real cold edge to the wind. Brrrrrrrrrr
So much for the weather, snowing this morning!
In reply to Post #110
I won't be lounging in the garden in a T-Shirt and shorts today, cold and windy out
Not very detailed and I'm not sure this is the same bird, it just happened to land on the fence while I had the camera to hand. I might see if I can get a bit more detail out on the computer later. This could be a dunnock but I remember the little one being a flatter/smoother colour
Edit, I think the bottom one is a female tree sparrow, not the one I'm trying to Id, that one is smaller, a more brown colour
I won't be lounging in the garden in a T-Shirt and shorts today, cold and windy out
Not very detailed and I'm not sure this is the same bird, it just happened to land on the fence while I had the camera to hand. I might see if I can get a bit more detail out on the computer later. This could be a dunnock but I remember the little one being a flatter/smoother colour
Edit, I think the bottom one is a female tree sparrow, not the one I'm trying to Id, that one is smaller, a more brown colour
In reply to Post #111
Pictures
Greater spotted as discussed.
Bottom one looks like a wren to me, with the tail, was it a tiny bird?
Pictures
Greater spotted as discussed.
Bottom one looks like a wren to me, with the tail, was it a tiny bird?
In reply to Post #112
Blue tit size that one, when I've seen wrens they've always been in groups, and not much bigger than a squash ball.
I'll see what I can do to clean that image up shortly, I'm trying to filter what I want out of a few thousand on the card
Blue tit size that one, when I've seen wrens they've always been in groups, and not much bigger than a squash ball.
I'll see what I can do to clean that image up shortly, I'm trying to filter what I want out of a few thousand on the card
Bottom ones a wren 👍
In reply to Post #113
Blue tit size that one
Mmmmm, could have some cuckoo in it that one?
Blue tit size that one
Mmmmm, could have some cuckoo in it that one?
In reply to Post #111
Bottom one is definitely a wren.
Bottom one is definitely a wren.
In reply to Post #116
I used to say most of the birds round here were troglodytes, surprised I didn't work it out sooner 
I used to say most of the birds round here were troglodytes, surprised I didn't work it out sooner
Autumn watch back tonight
In reply to Post #118
Watched it, I was hoping that sea eagle was going to take the otter, drat!
Watched it, I was hoping that sea eagle was going to take the otter, drat!
Reports of a Belted Kingfisher being spotted on the Ribble around Brockholes last couple of days. Be crawling with twitchers if true.