Another shot of the Magpie posted on 25 March, though if anything, even more "in your face". A touch of the Hitchcock perhaps...
Don't have bad dreams folks! see you in the morning.
John
Since the tree outside my window was cut back, it has proved a popular perch for several species, including Carrion Crow, Woodpigeon and a Robin recently, as well as Magpies. Although this bird doesn't look too pleased about being expected to pose for photos.
Thank you for your comments on my...
.... is becoming more regular! I saw one during the Christmas holidays, which was the first for a few months, now here was one at the beginning of February.
Until a few years ago I'd only seen one in the area and that was up in the Glens. To get one onto my Year List, I had to go to the...
On Saturday 20 February, Bill (wonderview) posted a shot of a White-breasted Nuthatch trying to peer under roof shingles, to see if other birds had lodged food items there. I mentioned having seen Carrion Crows and Magpies poking at roof tiles.
Here's an example. It's not immediately obvious...
For over half an hour I watched two Magpies taking peanuts out of our neighbours birdbath. Managed to get their photos through our living room window. They were busy burying them in our lawn and our neighbours lawn.
Believe or not this is the very first Magpie I've had come for breakfast. These guys are pretty rare round here.... almost twitchable status LOL.
I'd seen one in my neighbour's garden at the turn of the year and another in the hills during the summer lockdown, but this one just outside my...
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