In reply to Alan.:
That's a beauty Alan, I've not seen the same numbers of Whitethroat and other warblers this year, maybe due to that cold snap in March.
I did see our first Coal Tit juvenile this afternoon and I'll insert a pic once they are off the camera.
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Regards, Hazel
"Each kindness shown to birds or men is sure to flutter back again"
In reply to HAZY:
Lucky you, Alan. I've barely had a glimpse of a Whitethroat this year let alone a juvenile.
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Regards,Tony
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In reply to TeeJay:
Here's the first sign of a juvenile Coal Tit from this afternoon
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Juvenile Goosander
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Cheers,
Bob
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In reply to Bobs_Still_Retired:
My juvenile BT's are independent too. One of the adults still comes to the kitchen to feed from the wax worm dish.
Unicum arbustum haud alit duos erithacos
(One bush does not shelter two Robins)
Zenodotus (3rd Century B.C.)
In reply to monkeycheese:
I never seen the adults but I'm almost sure it's a young Reed Bunting.
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In reply to Paul A:
A juvenile goldfinch, enjoying the delights of the fountain in our pond...
Apologies for the poor quality of the pics, the garden cam has now been repositioned, so hopefully, I'll get some clearer shots.
Mike
Flickr Peak Rambler
In reply to Mike B:
"Birds are, quite simply, little miracles - and as such they require care and consideration."
Magnus Ullman
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