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Cannot say with 100% certainty, but most probably this Nuthatch’s lunch is a butterfly or moth cocoon.
Home sweet home — a Ring Necked Parakeet was making the entrance bigger and stopped for a few seconds to rest.
Spent a bit of time thinking about how to crop the photo of this Robin. I decided to open up as much space as possible in front of the…
Another bird snapped from the exact same spot as the last two. I love this photo for the feeling of inevitable movement — the Blue Tit flew off about a…
Caught this Jay in a very nice setting, albeit from a slightly high angle. The bird kindly glanced down at us to help.
Another bird from our Cannizaro Park walk — this time a rather special one: the Redwing. It’s apparently a typical winter visitor in England, though I’m not sure we’ve…
What a day for photography today: crisp, bright, full of colour and with no need to travel far for any of it. We had a great outing to…
A new bird for us — and for this newsletter — the Common Redpoll. I snapped a few dozen photos before realising that I didn’t recognise this bird at…
Another cold-looking bird — this Ring Necked Parakeet was perched in a tree all fluffed up, trying to warm up. It looked at me only because of my futile attempts…
Very chilly outing to Morden Hall Park. Not many photos, but on every single one you can tell that the birds are not happy. Starting with a Magpie.
And here is the promised Goldcrest. I made over 100 photos of different Goldcrests on the day, but these are very busy birds — they hop on and off without much…
An interesting outing to the quiet Surrey village of Peaslake and nearby Pitch Hill. We had never been around here before, but it’s clearly a popular walking and…
Not exactly a wild bird in a reserve, but this fully white Rock Dove was snapped in the canteen of RSPB Pulborough Brooks.
