Odds & Sods 2021

Thanks for starting this year's thread, Hazel. Redwings are such handsome looking birds.- well captured.

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Regards,Tony

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Yep, what TJ said--thanks for the new thread, Hazel. Gorgeous Redwings. Had just one visit us last winter (no friends, apparently!) and none so far this winter, although we have a nearly daily Grey Wagtail, luckily. Hope all is well with you and Mike.

Kind regards, Ann

Lovely start to the new years thread Hazel..thanks

(Pardon the Scottish Accent)

Just the odd flurry, today, and Mr BB in the garden looking quite miserable about it

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These two Egyptian Geese were sharing the sheeps crushed sugar beet, seen them there twice now on our walk around a local NT site Ickworth Park.

Tony

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Thanks for starting this years thread Hazy.

This is topical for this thread, spot the Odd one out, taken on our local marshes this afternoon.

Best wishes

Hazel in the Gironde estuary, France

Well taken Hazel, they are all odd to me!!! I would be dancing a jig if they were filling a field around here:-)

Lot to learn

In reply to Noisette:

Oh, that's real one upmanship, Hazel. Not only eleven (if I counted correctly) White Storks but a Black Stork as well. Fabulous, I'm very envious.

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Thanks TJ, there were 19 white Storks in total, but they were scattered around a bit & in the ditches.
I was dancing a jig too Gaynor, we have seen the Black Stork a couple of times this winter but this time I managed a half-decent photo.

Best wishes

Hazel in the Gironde estuary, France

Oooo, Hazel, lucky you!

Kind regards, Ann