
A flash of colour and a splash – a Kingfisher caught a fish.
The fish was a gift to the female as part of their courtship while building the nest a bit further away.
For Lisa´s Bird Weekly and seen within the last two weeks.
A flash of colour and a splash – a Kingfisher caught a fish.
The fish was a gift to the female as part of their courtship while building the nest a bit further away.
For Lisa´s Bird Weekly and seen within the last two weeks.
Great tit, European Goldfinch, Eurasian Nuthatch and Whooper Swans.
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It is hard to choose a favourite bird! We are so lucky to have Kingfishers living close by at the river. I hope they survive the freezing cold weather this winter. They need open water for feeden. A couple of years ago I got to see Pine Grosbeaks for the first time. They usually keep further north but when the food is scarce they fly further south.
The Nuthatch is a regular visitor in our backgarden and it´s attitude is adorable. Did you know that Swans stay together for many years and sometimes for life? Red Robins are so cute and has a lovely song that can be heard all around our neighbourhood during Spring. Well, these are a few of my favourite birds. 🙂
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From left first row: Meadow pipit, Barn swallow, Blackbird.
From left second row: Barn Swallow, Common Kestrel.
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House Sparrow (male), Eurasian Treecreeper, House Sparrow (female), Mallard (female) and Common Kestrel.
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