Show us ya birds !

[gary112]

1 minute ago, struie said:

the reeves?

Yeah very pretty birds

[gary112]

1 hour ago, Stubby said:

Dog put up a lovely Woodcock yesterday . Too quick to take pic .

There seem to be a lot about here this year Stubby,most shoots round here have stopped shooting em,the hedge i,m working on now has a bit off rough grassy ground on the side of the wood and Betty shifted a couple out of there two mornings running last week,great to see them

[chopperpete]

Edited January 14, 2021 by chopperpete
Typo

[chopperpete]

Kevin the Kite....waits for his breakfast most days in our oak tree....fresh chicken or road kill pheasant are his preferences

Edited January 14, 2021 by chopperpete

[chopperpete]

Harry/Harryette the Heron....

Edited January 14, 2021 by chopperpete

[5 shires]

7 minutes ago, chopperpete said:

Kevin the Kite....waits for his breakfast most days in our oak tree....fresh chicken or road kill pheasant are his preferences

Beautiful...but going by the size of the bird it looks more likely to be katie the kite rather then kevin👍

Edited January 14, 2021 by 5 shires

[chopperpete]

Just now, 5 shires said:

Beautiful...but going by the size of the bird it looks more likely to be katie the kite.👍

My daughter named him/her but thanks for the heads up!!! ps her new Budgie Sky Sky may be a girl too!!!

[5 shires]

1 minute ago, chopperpete said:

My daughter named him/her but thanks for the heads up!!! ps her new Budgie Sky Sky may be a girl too!!!

No problem and if your daughter named the bird and if you tell her there is a good chance of it being a female she might start asking questions like how do you know etc and this is the spark what could turn into an interest....I did it with my daughter and she ended up getting a masters in ecology and doing Bat surveys...you just never know.👌

[gary112]

This little robin been with me at work this morning,seem to get one on every job 

[nepia]

They are the ultimate opportunists aren't they.  I was rolling some large imperfect elm rings off my pickup yesterday morning and by the time I'd got to moving the next ring a robin was exploring the mush in the previous one.