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this reed bunting is becoming quite a regular garden visitor just now.hubby did say he saw a strange looking sparrow i think this is it.silly him he does wear glasses though and said he never had them on when he spotted it the other week.
Mrs Bunting was shown yesterday,so here is her suitor,a very handsome chappie,indeed he is .I think he may be a 1sy yr adult,as he does look quite young and not very sure of himself,albeit when I was taking a shot of the female,he flew straight in front of her,something I have never seen...
Last year I took lots of shots of these guys,always very much in the forefront,feeding etc,but this year they seem reluctant to show themselves.This guy was feeding on the ground very close to me at one point,but too close and he kept moving.This shot does show his plumage details,albeit will...
I think this guy may be a young male,as he does not seem to have all his full adult plumage.He does have a partner,and I do have some better shots,but I have been stuck in a meeting this evening,so this is just okay for now.So pleased these birds have returned to my fat ball feeder in the...