Friday, July 31, 2020
Mandarin
Mandarin, 31st July 2020 © Steve Cooper.
Photo of three Mandarins, eclipse male on left, juvenile in the middle and female on the right.' SC
Photo of three Mandarins, eclipse male on left, juvenile in the middle and female on the right.' SC
Wednesday, July 29, 2020
Tuesday, July 28, 2020
Monday, July 27, 2020
Kingfisher
Kingfisher, 24th July 2020 © Ed Gill
'It flew past me on a stretch of Bourn Brook but didn't call
and divert off over land as they usually do. It turned, hovered for a second
and flew back past me to perch on an overhanging old post, one that I've always
hoped a kingfisher would land on but have never seen! These actions seemed
different and when I luckily got a bit closer without it flying off, I saw it
had dark feet rather than red. An adult zoomed by a few minutes later and the
youngster called and followed it off.' EG
Sunday, July 26, 2020
Little Owl
Little Owl, 15th July 2020 © Ed Gill
'... it was absolutely fantastic to see the fledgling briefly
pop out of the tree trunk to have a look around and any pictures
were better than nothing so I thought I'd send them in!' EG
Thursday, July 23, 2020
Red Kite
Juvenile Red Kite, 20th July 2020 © Nigel Sprowell
'...one of two very recently fledged juveniles.' NS
'...one of two very recently fledged juveniles.' NS
Wednesday, July 22, 2020
Sunday, July 19, 2020
Thursday, July 16, 2020
Tuesday, July 14, 2020
Robin
Juvenile Robin, 14th July 2020 © Garth Peacock
Just a few more weeks and I will really look my best!!!
Just a few more weeks and I will really look my best!!!
Magpie
Juvenile Magpie, 12th July 2020 © Garth Peacock
This bird visits my feeders several times a day. If I do not top them up, it chatters away outside our conservatory door to remind me to replenish them. GP
This bird visits my feeders several times a day. If I do not top them up, it chatters away outside our conservatory door to remind me to replenish them. GP
Common Buzzard
Juvenile Common Buzzard, 14th July 2020 © Adrian George
'A local farmer friend alerted me to the fact that the single offspring of a pair of Buzzards which have been around his farm for years was about to fledge, as (he) had seen it out of the nest, on a branch, flapping away like mad.
I went up to the oak tree which housed the nest and as I was looking at it, which I thought would be the only reward for my journey as the bird had probably flown, lo and behold the juvenile hopped out of the nest onto a branch where it stayed for all of 10 seconds before launching itself into the air. It flew perfectly and was soon in the company of it's parents who reacted to it's calls.' AG
'A local farmer friend alerted me to the fact that the single offspring of a pair of Buzzards which have been around his farm for years was about to fledge, as (he) had seen it out of the nest, on a branch, flapping away like mad.
I went up to the oak tree which housed the nest and as I was looking at it, which I thought would be the only reward for my journey as the bird had probably flown, lo and behold the juvenile hopped out of the nest onto a branch where it stayed for all of 10 seconds before launching itself into the air. It flew perfectly and was soon in the company of it's parents who reacted to it's calls.' AG
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