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Wednesday 12 November 2014
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pretty birds. I've never heard of them before
ReplyDeleteThanks Ann. They have a very pretty song to match.
DeleteSo very cool! I love backyard birdwatching and I would be thrilled to see something like this! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing what you can see and hear if you just give yourself a moment.
DeleteI don't think I have seen any here, then again I have been mistaking the Siskins for Greenfinches.
ReplyDeleteI am no expert birdwatcher either Joanne....I showed my Mum the pictures and she clarified the species for me!!
DeleteHow lovely The little bit of bread and no cheese brigade :)
ReplyDeleteThey were so energetic and happy it was incredibly hard to get photos...for a while I thought maybe the first one was going to be as good as it was going to get!!
DeleteI wonder if they choose trees with yellowing leaves on purpose? Good job spotting them.
ReplyDeleteI heard them long before I managed to spot them tpals!!
DeleteFabulous. I've never seen a yellowhammer.
ReplyDeleteI have seen them before but it was my Mum who put a name to them for me Jo!!
DeleteGreat stuff. These are beautiful little birds. I like yellow birds.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ratty. :-)
DeleteLovely Tanya, These birds blend with the leaves. Blessings, Catherine
ReplyDeleteThey were really hard to spot Catherine!!
DeleteIt's satisfying when you're able to get some good pics of a group of birds. The yellow hammers have lots of good cover probably eating from dry seed heads. It's nice to hear them as well as see them. Our blackbird(s) have eaten all the grapes on the vines on our dry stone wall in the front garden. Obviously here in the UK there are only a few bunches with small, unripe grapes so we leave them for the birds. Mr. Blackbird is too quick for me to get a shot, although usually friendly when hopping about listening for worms in the lawn.
ReplyDeleteI do think the Yellowhammers have a lovely some Linda.
DeleteI have grapevines on my allotment which I planted more to mark the boundary than anything else and every year I leave the fruit for the birds to feast on!!
Dear Tanya, The birds and the countryside is beautiful.
ReplyDeletexo Catherine
Thank You Catherine. :-)
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