Showing posts with label feeders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feeders. Show all posts

Thursday, 24 April 2014

A Selection Of Cracking Tits

The feeding station throughout the winter has been pretty hectic, with lots of different species visiting. Here are a selection of photographs from the Tit family (Paridae). Visitors regularly include Coal Tit, Blue Tit, Great Tit, Marsh Tit & Long tailed Tit. I am not too sure about adding Willow Tit to that list but one can hope.

Coal Tit



Blue Tit

Long tailed Tit


Great Tit
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Monday, 21 April 2014

Finally Some Pecker Action

The elusive Great Spotted Woodpecker, well elusive to my camera and memory card, although well hidden not to disturb any of the other flying visitors to my feeding station every time the GSW comes into feed he or she seems to spy me. Over the course of about 3 and a half weeks I have finally managed to gain the birds trust and although any hint of movement still causes them to disappear instantly. I've found that if I shrink myself into the back of my hide at the first sound of the Woodpeckers call I can slowly manoeuvre my lens into position and grab a few shots without disturbing these striking ninjas. These are just a few from this period throughout February. Including one rather satisfying ninja jump.







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