-7°C
-7°C at 8am this morning - tropical!
Nuthatch
Willy Wagtail
Blue Tit
And a couple of late arrivals - appearing not long before dark...
Song Thrush
Nuthatch
Willy Wagtail
Blue Tit
And a couple of late arrivals - appearing not long before dark...
Song Thrush
And a Great Spotted Woodpecker. This is the first time I've seen one on this feeder - it's a step closer than it's usual spot.
One step further and it'll be at the kitchen window feeder.
One step further and it'll be at the kitchen window feeder.
Labels: Blue Tit, Great Spotted Woodpecker, nuthatch, piedwagtail, Song Thrush
posted by The Bird Woman at 4:10 PM
3 Comments:
It may have been cold Emma, but it looks like you had more light than i did down here in Yorks.
Pleased to see you`re blogging on a regular basis again. Keep it up.
rather nice set of garden birds there emma
Thanks, Dean. Will try and keep it up - should be a bit easier now the garden is starting to get busy.
Yeah, it was a nice mix today, Pete. Had a buzzard soaring above as well - 'twas great! I want the greats, coals, and LTTs though!
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