It's probably an ideal time to start the 2022 Odds & Sods thread off, with some squabbling starlings....
To view the 2021 thread, click HERE
This pair of starlings were having a right old go at each other, whilst another nipped in to the coconut shell for a food
Mike
Flickr: Peak Rambler
(Pardon the Scottish Accent)
Linda257 said:Thanks Mike..got it bookmarked now ;-)
Lovely watch this wonderful little Grey Wagtail
I wanted to jump into the stream - it was SO enticing
Not sure I'd want to jump into any stream this time of year, but they are brilliant photos, and wagtails are nice to watch, with their bouncy tail....
Kevin Brooke said:Thank you, they really are beautiful birds, aren’t they?
You're welcome.
They certainly are, but then I tend to have a soft spot for most birds, they all have their own unique character.
More badgers from Sisters' field, as I call it. I had problems with my trail cam for a couple of weeks. First week, the trail cam support rotated through 90 degrees, and when I righted it, the thing was pointing in slightly the wrong direction - hence no substantial triggers. Second week, I put a new trail cam out. Two problems: it was during the storm - and a branch/leaves movement would trigger the trail cam. Also its sensitivity was set too high. I set the trigger sensitivity to medium, which meant only big things would trigger it. Anyway, a couple of badgers from a while back.
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90% luck, 5% field craft, 5% camera skills.