There are no white flowers in flower in this area; so it is not pollen. (my Blue Tits will often show up with heads in summer, covered in pollen. )
Any ideas?
Starling, Stumus vulgaris
The starlings have now discovered the fatball feeder at the front of the house, which is used as battleground between the male Sparrows and the Chaffinches like to play their part in it also.
male Blackcap, Sylvia atriciapilla
Greenfinch, Chloris chloris
A rare moment of a territorial Sparrow sharing with, surprises this little Coal Tit, Parus ater
Trying to find that tastiest nut? Great Tit, Parus major.
male Chaffinch, Fringilla coelebs.
Each day, I get about 20 Chaffinches feeding here.
Blackheaded Gull, Larus ridibundus.
And across the estury, Curlew, Numenius arquata
Little Egret, Egretta gazetta
I had not been out onto the road since December, due to the ice, and snow at first and then because of Francis being ill. So it was great to visit my local patch again.
You have a nice blog! I would love to follow up:)
ReplyDeleteKah Wai
http://kwbirding.blogspot.com/
Thank you for visiting Birding on Wheels, Kah Wai Lin.
ReplyDeleteI'll check out your blog soon.
Hi Yoke - a lovely post. It's nice to see your photos again. The white headed Sparrow, how strange!
ReplyDelete