…around Burdon Moor at the beginning of the month produced a few canny birds.
Willow Warbler.
Willow Tit feeding chicks.
Reed Bunting.
Goldfinch.
Kestrel.
One of the many Whitethroats I saw.
This is one of a pair I saw nest building.
This is the other one.
This is the other one watching a St. Mark’s Fly.
Blue Tit feeding chicks.
A couple of Brown Hare.
A few images from Lamesley (I haven’t been there for ages) and Burdon Moor.
Very distant Buzzard with its bait.
Male and female Shoveler.
Female Shoveler.
Male Kestrel with a Vole.
Long-tailed-Tit.
Gathering nesting material.
Goldcrest why is it they nearly always have a twig in
front of them.
Reed Bunting.
The same male Kestrel with a different Vole.
Roe Deer in the late afternoon sun.
One of at least three Brown Hare that were in the
field all of them ran off when a couple of horse riders came through the wood.
I’m even more behind going through the images on the computer than I usually am but I don’t suppose it matters very much, for me it’s about the images rather than when I got them. Anyway, here are some images from Clara Vale, Thornley Woods and Far Pastures.
Mistle Thrush.
Jay.
Nuthatch.
Heron with a Newt.
Trying to catch something.
And with a fish.
Reed Bunting.
First time I have seen a Reed Bunting catching
Damselflies.
Buzzard.
Red Kite.
Bank Vole.
A grey Grey Squirrel.
