song thrush

High ISO and poor light for this, but I don't get close to these often. I noticed it under a tree, so I crept as close as I could without spooking it.

Had a nice day yesterday along the North Norfolk Coast, looking at various locations as to where we might want to live. Wells Next-The-Sea or Thornham (right next door to Titchwell) look favourite at the moment, but that could change, and we have to sell the house in Hastings first. Wined and...

This youngster gave me a master class in how to catch, crack and dispatch a snail. He was about 20 ft from me on the path and was only interested in breakfast. A pleasure to watch.

Well, maybe not a mystery at all.|=)| This is the bird that I uploaded a pic of, but not singing in this one. I watched this bird singing for a while at the Reservoirs, and as I mentioned before, this seed kept appearing in it's bill. I'd imagine it brought it up from it's crop, but I'm...

Great to see this bird in the garden.

This bird was quite difficult to find at the Reservoirs on Tuesday. It's singing could be heard almost everywhere, but I (and apparently other people) couldn't find it. I figured it was in a bush, and that I'd get no pics even if I did find it. Anyway, at the end of my walk I tried one last...

I have a pile of snail shells all over my path and stepping stones . I dont know where the parents were finding them all ??

Great to see this juve Mavis visiting the garden a couple of times a day.

to take a bath in my small pond.. I got down on the grass with the cam to get the right point of view..

This Song Thrush has been serenading everyone from a tree in my garden for the last few days. His song resonates around the neighbouring gardens above the sound of passing traffic.

song thrush gathering food

A Song Thrush collecting nesting material in the woods at Strumpshaw Fen. It's great to hear them blasting out their song at twice the volume of every other bird there. Ron

This song thrush hopped out of the darkness & into the sunshine, a quick change of my camera settings was needed to get this image.

I think this is the first song thrush I have photographed. There is fencing between the birds an me so quality is off a bit.

Posing in the garden.

I wasn't sure about this picture; the bird was quite distant, but I still like the image. I think the pose makes the bird look more like a Pipit than a Song Thrush, and I like the setting. No new Sparrowhawk pics; there was a kill, but it was a takeaway meal, just flew in - took a Sparrow -...

It's great to see these guys visiting our garden again.