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  1. Bohemian Waxwing

    Bohemian Waxwing

    As already mentioned, my first since 1989. Through window glass, from 45 yards. Thank you for your comments, and good birding! John
  2. Bohemian Waxwings

    Bohemian Waxwings

    These were a very welcome surprise yesterday, my first in 34 years (the last one was at the Golden-winged Warbler twitch of 1989). Through window glass, from 45 yards. Thank you for your comments, and good birding! John
  3. Eurasian Magpie

    Eurasian Magpie

    I don't get nearly so many now, and it's good to see them when they do turn up. Through window glass. Thanks for your comments and good birding. John
  4. Dunnock

    Dunnock

    Through window glass. I'm having to get used to double glazing, which often makes focusing difficult, though not on this occasion. Thank you for your comments, and good birding! John
  5. European Goldfinches

    European Goldfinches

    The bird in flight on the left looks like a juvenile moulting to adult. Thank you for your comments, and good birding! John
  6. Coal Tit

    Coal Tit

    TTTW. Thank you for your comments, and good birding! John
  7. European Goldfinch

    European Goldfinch

    TTTW. Thank you for your comments, and good birding! John
  8. Eurasian Collared Dove

    Eurasian Collared Dove

    TTTW. Thank you for your comments, and good birding! John
  9. European Robin

    European Robin

    TTTW. Thank you for your comments, and good birding! John
  10. European Robin

    European Robin

    I didn't get to see any speckled juvs this year, so this moulty bird was a nice surprise today. TTTW. Thank you for your comments, and good birding! John
  11. We have lift-off SF

    We have lift-off SF

    Common Wood Pigeon. Thank you for your comments, and good birding! John
  12. Red Admiral

    Red Admiral

    They've been very numerous this year, which many attribute to climate change. Taken not with a macro lens but the 100-400mm. TTTW. Thank you for your comments, and good birding!
  13. Eurasian Blackbird (juvenile)

    Eurasian Blackbird (juvenile)

    Taken at the care home in the aftermath of a downpour, in front of rainwater cascading into a drain. The first Blackbird I've seen this year, believe it or not. When still at the flat I heard them, but they wouldn’t show. Thank you for your comments, and good birding! John
  14. European Goldfinch

    European Goldfinch

    Juvenile bird, with a mouthful of pine kernel. Thank you for your comments, and good birding! John
  15. European Goldfinch

    European Goldfinch

    TTTW. Thank you for your comments, stay safe and well, and good birding! John
  16. Eurasian Jay

    Eurasian Jay

    TTTW. Thank you for your comments, stay safe and well, and good birding! John
  17. Rose-ringed Parakeet

    Rose-ringed Parakeet

    Not wholly welcome, in that they take food intended for Goldfinches and other small birds. But they're photogenic, both species are doing well here, and in any case, according to the Natural History Museum (London): “Tawny owls, sparrowhawks and peregrine falcons will all feast on parakeets...
  18. Common Wood Pigeon

    Common Wood Pigeon

    Trying to get this rather large berry down its throat, and looking like it's having second thoughts. It did swallow the berry, and a few more, but seemed to be making rather heavy weather of them, pulling all sorts of faces. Taken in evening light through window glass. Stay safe and well, and...
  19. European Goldfinches

    European Goldfinches

    Two adults and a juvenile. The juv was slightly nearer the camera and so looks larger (it wasn't on a collision course with the exasperated adult). Thank you for your comments, stay safe and well, and good birding! John
  20. European Goldfinches

    European Goldfinches

    Two adults and a juvenile. The juv looks large because it was slightly nearer the camera. Thank you for your comments, stay safe and well, and good birding! John
  21. Common Wood Pigeon

    Common Wood Pigeon

    Thank you for your comment, stay safe and well, and good birding! John
  22. European Goldfinches

    European Goldfinches

    Competition for the dwindling supply of pine kernels in the feeder is hotting up. Thank you for your comments, stay safe and well, and good birding! John
  23. Feral Pigeon

    Feral Pigeon

    Thank you for your comments, stay safe and well, and good birding! John
  24. Don't want to stick my neck out...

    Don't want to stick my neck out...

    ...but this looks like a Stock Dove. TTTW. Thank you for your comments, stay safe and well, and good birding! John
  25. European Goldfinch

    European Goldfinch

    Thank you for the Stock Dove comments. Goldfinches have been absolutely stuffing themselves with pine kernels, from the feeder my brother has put up outside the window. (Hopefully these birds have been bringing insect food for their young, and just come to the feeder to replace the calories...
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