Monday, 14 March 2016

TINY BIRDS AT COATE WATER

Nice to have it drier underfoot at Coate Water today. Sunny weather but with a cool easterly breeze. Spent a little time in Hide 1 where there were good views of a wren, and then stood outside at the back of the hide to try some shots of a couple of goldcrests, difficult to capture because they move so fast and don't give you a chance to focus! My attempts are below!
wren

spent a long time in the sun preening

then was all fluffed up afterwards

a slightly out of focus goldcrest

goldcrest on the move!

cheeky!
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