sedge warbler

Spent a fantastic hour at Old Hall Mrashes early this morning trying to photo these guys!

Just a bit of fun. I like to post at least one image that raises a smile; hopefully this is one of those. Oh, the bird is a Sedge Warbler.

A great day out yesterday at Rye Harbour, but feeling knackered this morning.

At least I think it's a Sedge, not seen one since last year.|=)| Anyway, made it to the Reservoirs, and more importantly, made it back OK. Only took 500 pics; be back when I've sorted a few more out. Distant as usual, so quite a heavy crop. Oh, 7 Egyptian Goose Goslings left, and got pics of...

Oh what a great month May is on the East Coast, its very easy to fill memory cards if the suns out

This bird appeared just as we were about to pack and leave the hide. It was really nice to see it just then.

Had a couple of hours at Lacky Lakes yesterday, no sign of a Kingy. A couple of these about, but being much more secretive than they were a couple of months ago.

This yougster managed to Grab its Lunch but could not hold on to it there was lots of noise and searching at the foot of the Reeds before he caught up with it.

Taken at Cley NWT Norfolk, The parent was busy feeding two of these large Juveniles. Cley produced Lots of good photo opportunities over the course of a few days.

Sedge Warbler

Sedge.

It was almost on top of the hide.

Well out of more than 500 pictures that I took this morning, I've deleted all but a few. I'm happy with the Panasonic in good light, but on days like today, with poor light, I nearly toss it in a lake.|=)| Anyway, a distant Sedge Warbler using a Spider's Web as shelter from the rain. I actually...

Well, I've given up on the Raptor, the birds are back in the garden, so it's probably gone for today (but you never know |=)|). This is from the Reservoirs Tuesday. I see these singing in the same spot almost every time I visit, but the Sun is always blinding my view. In fact I can't even see...

bag hides are brill !

For me one of the definitive sounds of the summer: the frenzied song of a Sedge Warbler perched high in a tree. No prizes for spotting that I removed an annoying twig in this one. Ron

On Sunday I finally found a Sedge Warbler singing out in the open rather than down in the reeds or in the middle of a bush. I love the sheer exuberance of these little birds. Ron

I think this is juvenile sedge,?