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Chaffinches
delia todd

Chaffinches (Fringilla coelebs)

Then Mr & Mrs Chaffinch chased off the bunting.

They really beginning to look their spring best in early May, aren't they.
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Habitat
Inland wood, and wetland nature reserve
Location
Sculthorpe Moor, Fakenham, Norfolk
Date taken
8 May 2015
Scientific name
Fringilla coelebs
Equipment used
Fuji Finepix HS50
aloktewari
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Two fabulous images, Delia ... great work ... tfs ...
The sights in Himalayan foothill locales were truly mesmerizing ... it was difficult to tear oneself away ...
 
jbpixels
A beautiful capture of this lovely pair. Hope they raised many beautiful baby finches.

It took a lot of time to find different Kingfisher places. The Red-backed are still not easy to find, a rare bird here. I know five places but one is pretty far away. Two shrike places are/were empty this year. These shrikes did not return. The actual place was also empty in the last year. I do not know the distinct reasons for their appearance but I guess the actual weather/climate might be an important prerequisite.
Hope that my explanation does not contain many language errors. ;)
 

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