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WIDESPREAD RESIDENT in woodlands throughout southern England and Wales, excavates timber by drilling with its bill, love watching there undulating flight, and a real joy to see this male at work.
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THANK YOU for your visit, do please leave a comment, which is very appreciated, will look forward to visiting your stream. God bless and stay safe.............Tomx.
INCESSANT TRILLING, and fluty song generally delivered in flight, a joy to see and hear. Invariably associated with grassy habitats, from meadows, moors and heaths to arable farmland. The species has declined alarmingly in many parts.
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THANK YOU, for your visit and kind comments, they are appreciated, Please stay safe, God bless............Tomx.
Like a game show host, This Acorn Woodpecker would pop up for a few seconds, then drop back down again...
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Phew, I can sit at this lake for hours with ideas of works orient in my head. -North Wales - the Bont
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Good morning folks, I wanted to say that there are 30 more images of the Snake & Egret and so many interesting one's at that, but will see how things go and may put one or 2 more up.
Here we have a Little Blue preening which always makes a nice image, especially with the crest up, thank you all very much for the visit, and have a wonderful day.
CHARMING well-marked little finch, seen only in our area a few times during the winter, when alder trees are leafless, and the seed heads are up for grabs. Seeing then up high in the trees twittering to each other, is a real joy, but a real photography challenge, as they move so fast. and their heads are always buried in the seed heads! . When the seeds are gone so are the Siskins. The males have a black head like above, and absent in females, seen in the Alder wood at Stodmarsh, Kent, U.K. Not the best image, but the best I could do, and not sure if I will see them again this year.
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THANK YOU for your visit and kind comment, it does mean a lot. Have a great weekend, enjoy. happy clicking, and God bless... ...................Tomx........
The rain stopped and the sun broke through, lighting this spot in the forest in the Lake District... I was secretly hoping a bird might sit on the log for me, to complete the picture, but no such luck!
I like how one of the automated tags that flickr added is 'serene' because that's how it felt.
Thanks for looking :-)