Today's
post begins with a couple of shots of the Trumpeter swans. In the
second pose, you can see they have come up to their description
board. Next, two shots of a goldfinch that was pecking mixed seed in
the woodland hide - where Liz said she had seen a coal tit not much
earlier.
Then
I took a shot of the black necked swans in their lake. The following
snap may need a bit of explanation - as it may be difficult to see
thru the wire netting and water - but is actually a female mandarin
duck enjoying the water.
Then,
I strolled past the feeder station and spotted some pigeons - so, of
course, snap-snap-snap, I went!
Notice
something strange about the second feeder station? That's right -
along with the show pigeons, stands a wood pigeon! I don't think I
often get both of these 'cousins' in the same shot!
Do the different types of pigeons not usually like to hang out together?
ReplyDeletei havent seen them hang together before - well, not wood pigeons and city pigeons, or wood pigeons and show pigeons - though city pigeons and show pigeons do in Australia...
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