Friday, 26 February 2010

"WREN" WILL I SEE YOU AGAIN.

Clear and bright start this morning so headed down to Hayle, first stop was the hide on Ryans Field but with the exception of 6 Wigeon and 3 Curlew it was dead. Maybe the very cold Westerly that was blowing kept everything under cover. Next stop was Marazion and guess what ? it was the same story all over again, so after an hour watching the Reed beds and seeing nothing of interest I got back to the car and drove back towards home to warm up. Now I dont like to waste a mornings birding so decided to stop at Tehidy Woods. As I started to walk through the woods the birds were singing and a lot of activity going on. Stopping in a Sunny sheltered spot by one of the pools I had a lot of common species, Robins, Finches, Tits, and a very nice though distant Chiffchaff and Jay. Next I noticed some movement on the ground to my left and turning slightly there was one of our smallest British birds a Wren foraging in the grass, so not having any photos of one this year it will be my post for tonight. Not the greatest pics but I still think its a lovely little bird.


WREN.


WREN.


Posted by Monts at 18:41
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6 comments:

  1. Angie Moore26 February 2010 at 21:41

    It is a lovely little bird Monty and great shots too.

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  2. Sunny26 February 2010 at 22:38

    What a dear little bird, he blends right in with the leaves.
    Sunny :)

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  3. JRandSue26 February 2010 at 22:44

    Stunner Monty.
    John.

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  4. ShySongbird27 February 2010 at 13:13

    Great photos of a lovely little bird Monty, not easy to capture either in my experience as they tend to skulk around.

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  5. Anonymous27 February 2010 at 22:51

    Hello, it was a pleasure to find your blog, there are here some great photos, a very nice photo work, thank´s for sharing.
    All the best, have a nice day.

    José Filipe

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  6. FAB28 February 2010 at 20:41

    Similar story here Monty; more activity in the garden than anywhere else. Nice shots of the Winter Wren. FAB.

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