Showing posts with label Great-spotted Woodpecker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Great-spotted Woodpecker. Show all posts

Thursday, 14 June 2018

In the Garden

In my garden I have 5 nest boxes that were all successfully used by Blue Tits. Consequently the garden is now full of the sounds of chirping juveniles, along with a good number of young Great Tits. As they aren't cute for long I decided I needed to get some shots, quite easy really as they are queuing up at the many feeders I have around the place. Getting the right pose is the tricky bit, as they don't keep still for more than a split second. Anyway I managed to get some decent images along with a few other species, although with the camera and lens set up I had, some of the species were a bit on the large size to fit in frame. I had to do a few head and arty images just so I could get the shots.

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Juvenile Blue Tit

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Juvenile Great Tit

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Male Bullfinch

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Female Bullfinch

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Female Blackbird

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Male Great-spotted Woodpecker

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Stock Dove

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Magpie

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Juvenile Magpie

Wednesday, 25 July 2012

Garden Birds

A few images of garden birds taken in the spring.

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Blue Tit

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Blue Tit

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Coal Tit

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Great-spotted Woodpecker

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Great Tit
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Robin

Thursday, 24 June 2010

Young Birds

My feeding stations become very busy at this time of year, mainly with newly fledged youngsters. The adults keep a low profile as they start to moult and aren't very photogenic anyway, with missing and worn feathers from their hard work over the last few months.

They seem to have done well this year with plenty of young Blue, Great and Coal Tits eating their way through peanuts, fatballs and sunflower hearts at a great rate of knots. The Long-tailed Tit flocks pass through regularly but haven't shown any interest in the feeders this year, not as yet anyway.

A single Great-spotted Woodpecker offspring has been attending for a couple of weeks now, and although I set up various branches and logs for it to land on, it tends to go straight on to the feeder, a bit frustrating and now it's losing it's red cap, another week or so and it will look like an adult.

Blue Tit
 Coal Tit
 Great Tit
Great-spotted Woodpecker
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