Here
is one more shot of a Trumpeter youth swimming serenely on their
lake. Next up, some information to help you identify a couple of
similar birds.
Well,
look what i discovered in the woodland hide - a pigeon! Actually, as I wandered inside the hide, 2-3 small birds flew out. I think some
blue tits were sheltering in there, or looking for bugs on the floor
and walls, maybe. The next thing I saw was the pigeon, though.
Here
is a great tit about to go to the peanut feeder. The second shot
above is of the great tit actually munching. Along came a blue tit
also eager to have a peanut feast...
The
bird accompanying the wood pigeon might be new to my blog. I do not
think I have photographed one before, but I may have done so and
forgotten as I have now seen so many birds. I wonder if anyone can
identify it? More will be revealed in my next post. My final shot for
today is a pair of blue tits on a branch above the peanut feeder.
I don't think I've ever heard of a wigeon before. It's kind of funny that there's another kind of bird that rhymes with pigeon. :D
ReplyDeletelol, makes it easy for poets!
ReplyDeleteA pigeon and a wigeon sat in the kitchen....
ReplyDeleteOr something. :D