Shortest Day
-8°C at 8am. A neighbour claimed -10°C at 6.45am.
Another busy day with fourteen Blackbirds all feeding at the same time, beating yesterday's record by three! Now all I need is a Fieldfare, Redwing and Mistle Thrush to follow them in!
Blue Tit
The Black-headed Gulls arrived early, but as usual didn't stay long. Eleven of them today.
Robin
House Sparrow in warm water
Starlings
Pied Wagtail
Another busy day with fourteen Blackbirds all feeding at the same time, beating yesterday's record by three! Now all I need is a Fieldfare, Redwing and Mistle Thrush to follow them in!
Blue Tit
The Black-headed Gulls arrived early, but as usual didn't stay long. Eleven of them today.
Robin
House Sparrow in warm water
Starlings
Pied Wagtail
Labels: Blue Tit, House Sparrow, piedwagtail, robin
posted by The Bird Woman at 1:28 PM
3 Comments:
I used to have a Mistle Thrush regularly take up a feeding territory in my garden at this time of year. No sign of any so far this winter. Nor Song Thrush, come to think of it.
Looks like you had another brightish day, Emma. Think it`s been well over a week since i`ve seen anything that resembles daylight.
Struggled with the light today - really needed the window open (a lot of glare) but it was far too cold for that!
love the way the blue tit "posed" in the coconut
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