sedge warbler.

Spent a frustrating day photographing these wee guys on a footbridge, with so many people coming and going, having to move every time, folk stopping and saying what you doing or just stopping for no reason, so by the end off the day I was almost going to blow my top, so decided I had a few...

The Singing Sedge (if only it was closer.)cheers now.

Pleased to see this chap at a local patch which has been a bit thin on the ground birdwise lately.He was feeding up before he clears off to Africa.

This Sedgie came pretty close up to the hide.

I don't do too badly with BIF shots if the bird is large but I usually fail badly with small birds.This is my best effort to date.

Sedge Warbler with its beak closed just for a minute, they seem to sing forever at this time of year don't they!!

Took a few shots of this Sedge Warbler at a local patch and luckily caught this insect just before it was caught.

This Sedge Warbler was so keen on looking for food he didn't take much notice of me or my camera.

A baby Sedge Warbler calling out for Mum and Dad.

Alert Sedge keeping his eye on things.

Never really captured a decent shot of a Sedge but quite pleased with this one. He sat still for long enough but always behind a branch and with the sun behind him!!!

This Sedge Warbler was happy to pose in the open and sing out at the top of his voice.

Flitting between the reeds.

This Sedge Warbler was very happy singing out among the blossom.

This Sedge Warbler pic. is my first this Spring.It was at a local patch and was happy to pose for photographs.

Looking in on the Sedge Warblers world. I would say he not a brilliant singer. Song similar to Reed Warbler.

This Sedge Warbler was singing out loudly from the reeds.