In recent weeks I have seen Tree Pipit in both Dalby Forest and Harwood Dale Forest in classic mode parachuting from a tree top and then flying up to another lofty perch.
Last Sunday in Dalby Forest this bird was skulking low on brambles and when I finally moved it away it went similarly low down.
In the circumstances thanks to Steve Race for confirming the id as a Tree Pipit.
8 comments:
Another great set of images Mike, how do you find these birds.
Great images Mike, you certainly are finding the good ones at the moment.
Thanks Roy & Paul. It's just been great for us to get out and see what we can come across.
We are off to Norfolk tomorrow for a week so no more postings until a week tomorrow.
Regards
Mike
Hi Mike,
Beautiful shots... yeh not so easy to ID compare to the meadow one, but got it right there! Well done.
Thanks very much Chris
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