




A Pair of Firecrest have been frequenting a garden in Bury for a while now and as I was at a loose end this morning, I decided to persuade my dad to take me after showing him the excellent photographs posted on Bird Guides by the owner of the Garden they are feeding in
I think I heard the male singing briefly so there is a chance they could stick around to breed, although is quite unlikely!
Very fabulous birds to just be in the presence of but as a photography point of view, they are little horrors, as you can see from above!!
I really great start to a fabtastic 'spring' February day!
1 comment:
So you did see a firecrest! lucky you! and that house sparrow shot shows great potential!
keep it up
steve
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