Bad pics of fab wildlife :)

A blur of Long Tailed Tit, Coal Tit and Blue Tit 

Hi,

This photo is taken through a rather grubby patio door, the window cleaner failed to show due to the snow!

Anyway, this thread seemed a good place to record my coal tit near to my garden spade!

Is it normal for him to be on his own and anyone can shed light on what a female coal-tit looks like?

Many thanks Micolo

Spent 15 mins. setting up camera on tripod and remote; waiting an hour for the Woodpecker to arrive and this is what I got     !!!

     That'll teach me to double check the dial hasn't moved off AV    !!   Grrrrrrrrr 

It should have been a much better version of this .......

and to make matters worse, the Robin made a surprise visit to the stump  and that picture was total blackout,  was able to get an impression of what I missed by photoshop-ing it to death  lol

all these were totally black but goes to show what I may get next time if I remember to double check those settings !

I was tidying up my photo albums on the laptop last night and found this one I took last year at Amberley Museum.

I watched a couple of nests last year, one on Chichester Cathedral and was gutted that this was the closest I could get.  Any guesses at what it is?

Need a bit of a clue;  Is it an Owl or Bird of Prey ?    lol

elm, ash, oak? hopeless with trees!

Ok here you go, this was the photo my OH got, he's got a better camera and lens.

If you click on the picture you should be able to make it out.

Hen Harrier ?

Or a peregrine?