Black headed Gull and a couple of Mallards discussing whats for dinner
Mute swans
Great Spotted woodpecker
Grey Wagtail
Great Spotted Woodpecker
Tufted Duck
Squirrel
Great Tit
Red Kite
Mallards
That's them all for today, and thanks for viewing.
(Pardon the Scottish Accent)
Another fabulous set of photos, and I love the grey waggies....
Mike
Flickr: Peak Rambler
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Regards, Hazel
i love robins said:Was the memory of Wilma a good memory or a sad one ?
I guess mixed feelings but she'd now be an old lady so probably no longer around anyway; we are lucky to have a lot of wildlife that we can see from our apartment and also on the parkland around us but your own gardens are always that bit extra special and I still have memories of a GSWoodpecker by my feet, Dinky the Wren on my lap along with the blue tits and great tits flying up on to the sun lounger for the mealies and a Jay that came down from the gutter to land on the patio table to grab some mealies whilst I was sitting at the table. LOL. so many unbelievable encounters with the birds during their breeding season especially when the garden birds were so much bolder in their search for the food to offer their chicks; I don't think I would ever experience those close encounters again ever but the memories will never leave ;) !! In the wintertime I could call the Long tailed tits down each morning and they would come right in front of me as I was placing pieces of raw pastry on the twigs - so close as they couldn't wait to tuck in to the cheese pastry. LOL. wonderful stuff and guess the encounters I miss the most.