Here
is our jay extracting a peanut. We now have jackdaws nesting in the
chimney, so jays, jackdaws and magpies are lurking lurking around. This magpie is
tucking into the fat balls.
My
next excursion was a solo trip to Arundel, taken on the final day in
the month of May. My first shots shows an assortment of birds hanging
out with me at Swanbourne lake - where I popped for 5-10 minutes,
being earlier than opening time for WWT.
At
the WWT, my first photograph was not of a robin, as often is the
case, but a family of Canada geese. My first stop, where I hung out
for a few minutes, was at the Bewick swan lake - having not been
able to bring my noccies on this trip, due to my plans to shop
afterwards. Here were my new friends - orange tag and silver tag as I
have named them, til such time as I am aware which is Mrs and which
Mr Bewick and what they have been called!
That's a big crowd of all kinds of birds on that lake beach.
ReplyDeleteits called swanbourne lake - and they used to have swans....and ducks - but now they get all sorts.
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