The recently fledged family of blue tits are still hanging around the feeders.
male bullfunch just outside my window
bullfinch pair at the window
juvenile bluetits
family at the feeder
Friday, 9 June 2017
A TAP AT THE WINDOW...
I was sitting at the table this morning when I a heard a bang on the window and looked up in time to see a bird with pink and grey feathers fly off. A few seconds later a female bullfinch appeared, and standing on the window sill outside, started tapping on the window, folllowed by her mate which perched on an empty flower pot stand nearby. they didn't stay long but it's not often I see these birds at such close quarters, and it was a lovely sight.
The recently fledged family of blue tits are still hanging around the feeders.
The recently fledged family of blue tits are still hanging around the feeders.
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