Chaffinches

 A few images of Chaffinches taken recently. Eighty four added to my main website:

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Kittiwakes

Last summer I spent a week in Scotland photographing seabirds. Puffins, Guillemots and Razorbills were the main subjects and I will be posting images of those species soon, but first I have processed the Kittiwake images and have added 44 new ones of them to my website. Here are a few of them.

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Rollers in Bulgaria

A few of the Roller images that I have recently added to my website. These were taken in Bulgaria a few years ago. Lovely birds that are full of character.

Hawfinches

It has been sometime since I updated my blog, for various reason. I have still been very busy taking photographs though which has added to the ever increasing backlog of images. I'll start posting here regularly again as I try and catch up a little.

This post is of the Hawfinches I photographed back in 2018 when I visited Bulgaria. I only really looked at them properly this week and was pleasantly suprised at how many good images I had. Consequently I have added 78 of them to my website. Here's a few of them.

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Pied Flycatchers

 I have just added 20 shots of these to my website. These were taken last year and hopefully in the next couple of weeks I will have a good number of new ones to add, along with Redstart and Wood Warbler. It has been quite a few years since I did these woodland species properly, so fingers crossed.

Redwing

It's always nice to photograph the winter Thrushes we get in the UK. Both Redwings and Fieldfares are lovely birds. Here's a few shots from last week of the Redwings.

 

 

Snow Bunting

We have had a few Snow Buntings in the coast locally for the last month or two. A group of five at one location and a single bird at another. I decided to go and have a look at the lone bird as it would be in better light. I arrived and could immediately see it perched on top of the rocks in some lovely late afternoon light. A few shots and 15 minutes later it flew high into the sky and disappeared into the distance. It has returned in the days since so I think it probably goes elsewhere to roost.

It has been some time since I photographed one of these lovely approachable birds. I'll maybe go and check out the group of five before winter is over.