coal tit

hi guys thank you for all your comments.had computer problems tonight.i love this little guy well i love all birds but these are cute.

I know I only showed you one of these a few days ago, but I was so pleased to see him back and thought this was such a cute pose. At least he's on a different feeder;) All the birds disappeared again at the beginning of the month, but started to come back again a few days ago. Today we have...

.... well he's not really, just I thought he was from my unedited thumbnail LOL. My Coal Tit disappeared again and didn't come back to the middle of September (devils to try and photograph though!). I think he became a bit more confident, so stayed on the feeder a little longer this time...

Coal tits are the most frequent visitors to my garden

Not the best of pictures, it was rather rushed and he didn't hang around to give me more opportunities. This was the end of August and he'd been missing for weeks, so I was really pleased to see him return. Isn't it great when friends come back to see us! TTTW

Three from a really dull day in the park on tuesday. Dentists this afternoon...Ouch!!!

Tricky getting a shot this fellow. He flies in, grabs a mouthful & he's off again!

Coal Tits come and go... in and out all day every day for a few weeks, then they disappear for weeks. Generally I just know there is a single one, but a few weeks ago I definitely saw two of them, so was quite pleased at that. TTTW

Another shot of this obliging bird.

Taken the other day in the local woods (today the weather is very misty but should brighten up later)

Leighton Moss today, hope I got this one right lol.

Some strange things have been happening this summer. Just before I got this picture I saw a young Great Tit exploring the shed in the garden (unfortunately I couldn't get a picture of it). I've not seen an adult for months! Then an hour later this Coal Tit arrives! Went away and came back again...

Well Peeps, Its post and run from me this morning, I'm off out with BF's Aivars...Catch up with y'all later.

Coal Tit with what looks like the food that got away - bug on head :)

Gathering nesting material with purpose.

we found this little one was giving us a right telling off.think it had a nest in the ivy surrounding the tree.

Taken from a low angle with wide aperture to soften the background.

Coal tit photographed at Adel Dam

Well Peeps, I had a beautiful reminder this morning, of what its like to wake up in the country. I was awakened before first light, by the sounds of Blackbirds calling to each other. Then followed closely with the calls of various Tits, Chaffinch etc. Joined by the chattering...

... or of a red deer. I think my father-in-law used to find these antlers up in the hills above the cabin in the season when the deer shed their antlers. Or maybe he used to hunt up there together with his uncles and cousins decades ago. Anyway, they've been nailed up on the shed for as long as...

I have better shots to come, honest! Tomorrow I'll post one of the good ones. I'm just trying to get what I've got to last until I'm fully recovered from my cataract surgery. First eye done successfully, but it takes several days for the dilation drops to stop working and until then my vision is...

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