It's that time again for your best three photos. Looking forwards to seeing them.
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My three
lovely set to start us off Jim. To be honest I haven't been out much with camera this month so I'm very limited to what I can show you ..... as we still have one day to go yet I will see if I can add any from today's venture out at LM.
Fabulous photos so far and what brilliant sightings you had Alan.
OK, thankfully, I managed a few pics in the final two days so here are my three starting with one of the snipe I haven't posted previously.....
a very confiding nuthatch at Leighton Moss who came within 5 feet of me as I was placing down a few mealworms ....
and a bird I don't see too often, a beautiful Tree Sparrow at Foulshaw Moss, Cumbria
Lovely photos from everyone so far.
I took very few photos in January so I'm scratching around to find suitable ones.
A couple of tiddlers in the winter sunshine
For my third one I had to resort to photographing a garden bird. LOL
TeeJay said:For my third one I had to resort to photographing a garden bird. LOL
lol Great photos Tony; I had a quiet month of photographing too so had to rely on the last two days !
As usual, lots of great sightings and photos from all.
A difficult choice for me, but I suppose I have to include a rare (for me) photo opportunity with a Kestrel at Lunt Meadows
I seem to have an awful lot of Goldeneye photos this month, mainly female, who seem much less shy than the males at the moment. This one at Pennington …
Too many to choose for the last one, but I suppose I'll go with the Goosander, as I rarely get this close to a male, so it was nice to out-fox him for once! Taken at Moses Gate Park.
A nice selection again from everyone this month. Quite sparse pickings for me in January but my three favourites are:
I've posted this one before but I like the big wave behind the Shag.
Incoming drake Wigeon.
And I do like a Gull, a 2cy Herring Gull in this particular case.
I love the heron one Jim, that's a brilliant capture
Cracking photos everyone. Sadly, January hasn't been a good photogenic month here, but non-the-less, the camera has been out.
A juvenile brown rat, checking to see if was safe to come back out and feed....
Poor light hampered a half decent photo of this juvenile crested grebe
The poor light for the above photo facilitated good reflection on the pool for the photo below.
Great photos from everyone as usual, here are my 3 from quite a good months travels.
Waxwing from Bury St Edmunds bus station.
Marsh Tit
LTT & BT sharing..........