Back from the Norfolk Bird Fair and sitting in my usual spot I saw a small bird flit up from the oil seed rape to the brambles beneath our window where we saw both the Blackcap and Sedge Warbler previously; henceforth this spot will be known as the warbler window. It then sang, revealing itself to be a Whitethroat!
The list has now moved on to 50, with other additions being Lesser Black-backed Gull, Pheasant and Collared Dove which finally put in an appearance.
Here are some more photos of some garden stuff.
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| Our first Whitethroat. |
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| It seemed to be gleaning a lot of food morsels from the underside of the stinging nettles. |
Here are some more photos of some garden stuff.
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| After the young Starlings the other day we have now been visited by this jaunty little Robin. The Blue Tits should be out of the nestbox soon too judging by the racket they are making. |
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| The old 'shufflewing' continues to hurl himself at the window periodically. |
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| Great Spotted Woodpecker. We finally got a visit from this lady's mate, but weren't quick enough for a photo. |
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