A female Sparrowhawk has, once again, found out that there are a load of Starlings in ours and the neighbours gardens and has visited a couple of times recently. These images are from the first time it came through and are taken through a double-glazed window.
But before we get to some of the relatively graphic stuff there
are some other images taken in or from the garden first.
The full moon the other night.
Episyrphus balteatus commonly known as the Marmalade
Hoverfly resting on a leaf.
This one was hovering in a patch of sun. There was a
least six doing this all protecting their own territory.
Female Sparrowhawk with a young Starling.
Looking death in the eye.
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