Juvenile Blue Tits
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Juvenile Blue Tits
I've not had much time with the camera of late but I couldn't resist these little chaps. One is a bit older than the other I suspect.
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Nice to see these Phil, nicely photographed. Seems to have been a poor breeding season this year, checking through a large starling flock recently i found very few Juveniles.
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Thanks mossy.
It's funny in that so many people have mentioned lower numbers this year. I wonder if it's certain species in particular areas as I can't remember having as many juvenile starlings as we've had this year. What I've not had nesting this year is the family of GS Woodpeckers.
It's funny in that so many people have mentioned lower numbers this year. I wonder if it's certain species in particular areas as I can't remember having as many juvenile starlings as we've had this year. What I've not had nesting this year is the family of GS Woodpeckers.
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Originally Posted by Phil
Thanks mossy.
It's funny in that so many people have mentioned lower numbers this year. I wonder if it's certain species in particular areas as I can't remember having as many juvenile starlings as we've had this year. What I've not had nesting this year is the family of GS Woodpeckers.
It's funny in that so many people have mentioned lower numbers this year. I wonder if it's certain species in particular areas as I can't remember having as many juvenile starlings as we've had this year. What I've not had nesting this year is the family of GS Woodpeckers.
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Second shot is lovely.
Seen very very few blueys here too! :/
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Seen very very few blueys here too! :/
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I love they way the BG are in harmony with the colour of the bird Phil 
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That is such a cute little bird Phil. You've captured him well.
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