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Crested tit
They are very busy now. Yesterday, I saw one of a pair collecting nesting material.- jbpixels
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- crested tit - lophophanes cristatus munich
- Comments: 17
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Common firecrest
Looking up. Yesterdays upload of a firecrest showed this bird on top of a twig, similar to the one on its right side. Now can you imagine, how rare/difficult it is, to capture it on top of one of those tiny twigs. It was a day with three fcs, foraging in the vegetation next to me.- jbpixels
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- common firecrest regulus ignicapilla munich
- Comments: 9
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Common firecrest
It took a long time until I got this compo (no feeder)/on top of a single twig.- jbpixels
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- common firecrest regulus ignicapilla germany munich
- Comments: 11
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Common chiffchaff
They have arrived this week.- jbpixels
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- munich phylloscopus collybita chiffchaff
- Comments: 6
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Common firecrest
Pretty swift birds.- jbpixels
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- common firecrest regulus ignicapilla munich
- Comments: 8
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Dunnock
It is by far the most widespread member of the accentor family; most other accentors are limited to mountain habitats. Other common names of the dunnock include: hedge accentor, hedge sparrow or hedge warbler (wiki).- jbpixels
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- munich prunella modularis dunnock
- Comments: 7
- Category: Britain & Europe
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SF - Different decorating ideas 🤣
One Great tit (one of a pair) brought in nesting material and one nutty (one of a pair) threw it out. The Great tits were not amused. Their dispute continued today but they were afraid of the nuthatch beaks. Please let me know if it does not meet the gallery guidelines.- jbpixels
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- munich sitta europaea - nuthatch
- Comments: 7
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Male bullfinch
in beautiful light. Yesterday, did I see three times a common snipe/a great snipe in flight here in Munich within two hours at different places at the Waldfriedhof cemetery. Not sure about the ID. Common snipe is more likely but I believe the bills I saw were shorter. No clue but waders on...- jbpixels
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- bullfinch - pyrhulla pyrhulla munich
- Comments: 6
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Common firecrest
Looking for insects in evergreen shrubs. Some stay here over winter !!- jbpixels
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- firecrest munich regulus ignicapilla
- Comments: 11
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Eurasian siskin
Competition over vital resources.- jbpixels
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- eurasian siskins munich spinus spinus
- Comments: 14
- Category: Britain & Europe
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SF - Caged bird
Clever tit. 🤣🤣 Netted fat balls were on offer. Bird food is expensive these days. Another good thing is that you can tie them at the feeder. Jays are clever and strong.- jbpixels
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- crested tit lophophanes cristatus munich
- Comments: 10
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Brambling
I recently read a report that it is difficult for wildlife photographers in the Camargue or in the Grenoble area to spot bramblings. If you live there, please do not become desperate. You have already access to incredibly beautiful species. 😁😉👍Sorry b....- jbpixels
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- brambling brambling / fringilla montifringilla fringilla montifringilla germany munich
- Comments: 12
- Category: Britain & Europe
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New goshawk
Arrived and left within seconds. Exactly this is the reason why I believe its a new one. The other raptors are "used" to humans.- jbpixels
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- goshawk accipiter gentilis munich
- Comments: 8
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Short-toed treecreeper
aka groundcreeper. I believe stc.- jbpixels
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- certhia brachydactyla germany munich short-toed treecreeper
- Comments: 11
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Arvicolinae
No idea, maybe a bank vole. If ID is correct -danger- 😡☠️🏥 (Orthohantavirus).- jbpixels
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- arvicolinae munich rodent
- Comments: 7
- Category: Wild Mammals
