As
I continued my way round the WWT Reserve, I encountered a bunch of
red-breasted geese. At the next hide, I spotted a wood carving that I don't think I have shared with you before.
I don't think Canada geese can read!! This one might be a bit young to
read signs, even if they could. Parent goose was very wary of me....
I
was hoping this next photo would show me what the tall bird is - as
it looked a bit like a heron, but not the usual coloring - possibly a stork or..... However,
even with computer viewing, I cannot see for sure. I didn't take my
noccies with me as I was going shopping afterwards, alas...
This
pair of geese were lounging about as I moved around the park. The
sign shows what they are called - but alas, the information did not
come out in this picture.
Back
home, and the peanuts are going down fast. I am not sure if the jay
still munches, but I have seen several blue tits and great tits at
them over the past week. Sparrows continue to eat the mixed seed, and I have noticed a goldfinch visiting the sunflower hearts and nyjer
seed again this afternoon after not having spotted any for a while. I
haven't seen anyone eat the suet balls for at least a week now though
- the last muncher being a blackbird who stood on the ledge and
reached up to bite at one.
That's an interesting wood carving. I wonder if it was done by a park ranger or donated by a guest.
ReplyDeletei will have to check-=see next time i visit - it did say, but i didnt take much notice.
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