I saw my first Chiffchaff of the year last Sunday at North Cave YWT, one yesterday in my sister-in-law's neighbours garden in Dorset, and pictured this one high up in amonst the 'pussy willow' at Garton Woods RSPB in Dorset where there were a few chaffys around.
A case of less is more, as I like the 'pussy willow'
The distinctive call!
My photographic trials and tribulations on walks and visits to birding sites near to home in Yorkshire and further afield.
Sunday, 27 March 2011
Sunday, 20 March 2011
Through the centre door!
For those that have not been to Bempton Cliffs RSPB or not for a long time a visit always produces Tree Sparrows which are frequently in the hedge row and bushes immediately outside the door of the visitors centre leading onto the reserve.
There are now a number of birds feeders in this location, and nesting boxes which seems to make the presence of these birds even more certain.
Yesterday was a nice bright sunny day, less so at Bempton but a nice bit of light at the right time gave me these shots. Tree Sparrows always seem such characters. Maybe a strange posting from England's premier mainland sea bird colony.
There are now a number of birds feeders in this location, and nesting boxes which seems to make the presence of these birds even more certain.
Yesterday was a nice bright sunny day, less so at Bempton but a nice bit of light at the right time gave me these shots. Tree Sparrows always seem such characters. Maybe a strange posting from England's premier mainland sea bird colony.
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