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Friday, 10 December 2010

Garden Birds

All this recent bad weather has meant that the supply of food for birds becomes more of a problem, and my garden feeders have certainly been a lot busier as a result. So recently spent a little time with the camera in the garden, and if nothing else it really made me appreciate the beauty and real pleasure watching them brings, that I normally take for granted. Also the free food on offer is also attracting some rarities for my garden. Lastly, I have included some pics of a very friendly Robin that I met up at RSPB Leighton Moss recently, it was an absolute thrill to have it feeding out of my hand.

Goldfinchs are always welcome, and I do get alot feeding on the Sunflower hearts

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It was a nice surprise when this Wren popped up on the feeders

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I just love Blue Tits

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A real treat to get Bullfinchs of both sexes coming in to feed

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Once again I am struggling to identify, either marsh or willow Tit?

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Lastly, an extremely friendly Robin up at Leighton Moss, loved my butties and also posing for the camera

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5 comments:

  1. Some excellent photography as usual Gary....keep up the good work.

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  2. A most enjoyable set of images.
    John

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  3. Excellent photography and a superb blog Gary. Just out of interest what camera and lenses do you use.Paul

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  4. Hi Paul, thanks for the kind comment. I use a Nikon D90, and the lenses I use vary, but the main lens I use is a Sigma 150-500mm, although the Robin pictures were taken with an 18-55mm as i could get pretty close as it was quite tame.
    regards
    gary

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  5. Hi, I've been silently enjoying your blog for a while, but I really must comment on that lovely Robin. Your pics are always amazing, but those last two are just gorgeous. Thanks so much.

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Thanks for dropping by, any comments you may have are greatly appreciated.
Gary