I
pottered along the path, passing a group of ducks performing their
mating ritual - but was only able to get the camera to capture the
tail end of the display. During the main part, the ducks head
feathers were raised and their calls were sounding, as several males
and females swan about in a frenzy. I then passed an inquisitive
goose.
Across
the lake, another one was standing, amongst various other aquatic
birdlife. I then made my way past the group of pigeons, this time
hanging out with the Nenes and a seagull. Jackdaws, moorhens, etc
were also present at the feeding station. The pigeons were also
displaying mating behaviour, which seems to be the in thing for late
February.
This
pair of pigeons were resting just in front of me, so naturally the
camera pointed towards them.
I
will end today's script with a picture of a pair of ducks who seemed
quite golden in their pre-mating feathers.
Lots of mating. They must sense Spring coming. That's a great close up of the goose.
ReplyDeletewell it is sort of spring....my latest trip had ducklings already born, so....
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