bearded tit

It was great to see these pretty birds busy foraging beside the footpath at Titchy.

One from Minsmere at the weekend, watched a pr take nest material into the reed bed but only occasionally getting close enough to shoot

Or breaded, as I keep typing... still! Not the best shot of one, but my best effort at a male thus far. They're such a tease.

Another Beardy image.

Went to Pannel Valley earlier, not a lot about, but I did get about 4 miles of much needed exercise. Another shot of one of the Titchwell Beardies.

Took the boat back on the monday, and then went on to Titchy. It was getting late in the afternoon, and walking back along the track to the visitor centre, came across three of these feeding alongside the footpath.

Partially obscured, but the best I could do.

Bearded Tit.

Far too windy for shots on top of the reeds, but this one dropped down briefly.

Another bearded tit photo from this morning.

Been hoping to see a bearded tit for well over a year now. On the off chance, drove down to Weymouth this morning's sun and got lucky. Watched these two for about 30 mins - it's made my year already and we're only in March.

B.Tit

As described in Mrs Bearded Tit, a heavily backlit bird

Spent a great day with Tony (Mahsleb) at Minsmere yesterday and possibly for the 1st time had a superb morning in Island Mere hide, water rail taken fish that the RSPB had put out to help the rails n bitterns, Harriers, bearded tits and even a fox that popped out briefly on the ice and just as...

I got this shot back in Oct.09,it was cold and windy, but, THE SUN WAS OUT,I quite like the shot,even with the reed flowing past his head,gives it a bit'a "feel the wind". And apart from that,it's been dark,windy and loads of rain here today,so I couldn't get a shot of anything,and I...

Here`s looking at a Happy New Year cheers all, i would also like to say many thanks to you all for your past comments and viewing very much Appreciated Don.

Bearded Tit

Bearded Tit

B.Tit.

Part of the largest group we saw. Around 15 were together moving through the reeds and bushes beside the causeway chattering away as they fed.