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After seeing the cute Treecreepers on Winterwatch, I thought I'd better upload a couple of shots of our local ones :-)

There's a new blog over on my website, with a bit of a spring update. www.flyladyphotographybywendycooper.co.uk/article/a-lot-m...

 

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Spring Watch - Starling chick, managed to see one of the chick raised by the starlings on our rooftop

Barn Owl on the hunt = Double click for full size

Nesting in a box we had out and very wary when they come back with nesting material.

A lovely Pied Wagtail catching insects in flight.

On the river Lyon yesterday.

A beautiful Common Tern in flight.

As you may imagine, I took quite a few... indulge me!

We are very lucky to discover this week that a pair of tree sparrows have decided to build a nest in one of our nest boxes. We had three spent the winter of 2017/18 in our garden, but disappeared last spring. We hadn't seen any since. But on Thursday evening I noticed a bird poking out of the nest box, grabbed my bins and saw that we had tree sparrows! They have spent the weekend taking beakfuls of nesting material in. They seem not to bother about me gardening which is good. Hopefully they will be successful, as these are on the red list.

My spider has come home to roost. A very big thank you to Terry Bagley (top bloke), who had hatched a plan with Lucy 'Lapwing' Hodson, to get our Q-cards out of Springwatch HQ... and signed by Chris and Meg !!

Starling - In my back garden, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen, Scotland.

Robin with the river stour behind him

Puffin with a beak full of sandeels

Four babies from nest appeared in our garden, not sharp but was curious.

Another LTT I found on the BBC Sprindwatch Facebook Page... This one from way back in 2017 !! :@)

 

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First time I've ever seen one let alone photgraph one, Yay :-)

They were looking good in Meigle in Perthshire this afternoon.

The second of my head to head of red deer portraits.

 

This young man was the lord of a small herd of about ten deer. Unlike the more mature brute down the glen this young man was very attentive and affectionate to his companions.

 

It's always a pleasure to see these beautiful wild animals in their natural environment.

 

Red Deer Young Buck - Cervus Elaphus

 

Scottish Highlands

 

As always I am grateful to all those who kindly take time to comment on and fave my photographs.

 

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Juvenile great tit having to sit it out in the rain - what a welcome to the world

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