Wednesday, 25 November 2015

Lower Moor Farm

It started to drizzle as I arrived at Lower Moor Farm, but I went down to the first hide and watched the bird table for about 20 minutes. There were a lot of tits, including blue tits, great tit coal tit and long tailed tit.
blue tits




coal tit

Also visiting the area  were robin, wren, chaffinches and reed warbler .

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reed warbler

Finally they were all seen off by this mallard who landed on the bird table and proceeded to tuck in.
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