Your day's wildlife

[Dave 123]

On the back fence 10 minutes ago. Redstart.

I saw a Black Redstart in Malborough on Thursday.

 

[potsy]

My new favourite visitor, wondered who was eating all the fat balls

 

[Dave 123]

But then again, too few to mention....

 

[albal]

Holes bay at low tide. A wonderful place to be when the sun's going down. The usual visitors Inc: Pintail shoveler redshank avocet Wigeon Grey wagtail curlew the highlights.

 

[biggs682]

Not so much wildlife just some miss with frost

 

[DCBassman]

Yesterday's hungry pigeons...

 

[geocycle]

Extraordinary morning on the sofa watching the rain. Male and female great spotted woodpecker, grey wagtail, usual coal, great, long tailed and blue tits. Then this lady (or is it, just opened another book and now not sure, probably doesn’t matter in 2020!) appeared.

 

[Poacher]

Extraordinary morning on the sofa watching the rain. Male and female great spotted woodpecker, grey wagtail, usual coal, great, long tailed and blue tits. Then this lady (or is it, just opened another book and now not sure, probably doesn’t matter in 2020!) appeared.

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Brilliant photo! Puts mine to shame, but here it is anyway. A rather bedraggled Sparrowhawk enduring the wind and rain a few minutes ago.

 

[philk56]

Yesterday in Perth, WA, a seasonally named Mistletoebird. Named after its diet of mistletoe berries

 

[potsy]

During a walk last week..

 

[geocycle]

A new one on the WFH garden bird list, a grey wagtail. Also a more regular visitor!

 

[biggs682]

Just putting the bike away after a few early miles and I caught this fella running around the garden and eventually he checked out this old bird box .

 

[potsy]

 

[biggs682]

Got an apeman trail camera for Christmas so been playing with it and left it out last night pointing at a couple of bird feeders to see who eats the seed overnight and got this image at 4.42 this morning ?

My thoughts are it's a cat going over our 6ft fence but not sure .

 

[biggs682]

A well camouflaged Robin on our lunchtime walk.