Showing posts with label great tit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label great tit. Show all posts

Friday, January 02, 2015

Friday 2nd January

Another good morning had a good walk & talk.

On the way back home I fed the birds and tried for a small movie, it was small.

The Robin & Great Tit came for breakfast there would have been more but I was disturbed by two dog walkers - I know we are dog walkers but they seemed worried by Meg's muzzle, not logical to me - she wears it to prevent her eating not very nice things, yet if she was a biter or fighter surely she is the one with the muzzle on and as she is the one at a disadvantage to other possible nasty dogs or people shouldn't I be the one that is worried ?

Take Care

Sunday, December 28, 2014

Friday 26 December

A small video of some of the birds coming to feed near the Top Lodge


They were all hungry this morning

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Friday, February 14, 2014

Thursday 13 February

Dry and the wind has brought a lot of old branches down. Weather has forecast more wind & rain.

 This is behind the Top Lodge, the cottages would have been behind me and I think the forge stood beyond the old fence.
 Meg posing in one of my favourite views
 Male Blackbird- he has a damaged or deformed wing so we know him quite well, he has no problem flying and fighting his corner, we think he has been like this from birth as he copes so well.
 Female Blackbird
 Male Chaffinch
 Female Chaffinch
 Great Crested Grebe
 Great Tit
 Lungwort - Pulmonaria officinalis
 Tree down on Primrose Hill - the dogs had to investigate, the wind has been bad and we expected more trees down.
The ugly Ash tree is still standing after all the gale force wind

Take Care

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Friday 10 January

Cooler this morning, thankfully still above freezing.

 Sunrise from Primrose Hill
 Lords & Ladies

 Great Tit
 Nuthatch
Wood Pigeon

Take Care

Thursday, December 05, 2013

Sunday 24 November

Cool morning so our feathered friends almost mugged us for the seed.

We think the Squirrel has been cracking the acorns
Chaffinch landing
Nuthatch & Chaffinch 
Shy Coal Tit
Dipper in the river 
Great Tit


Take Care

Thursday, November 14, 2013

Friday 8 November

Damp morning perfect for fungi

up in Burgh Wood lots about 
 the Coral Spot - Nectria cinnabarina is all over
Great Tit came for his breakfast
 Stinkhorn - Phallus impudicus is looking ready to erupt - there may be more about, we will be searching the area soon.
These also have the nickname of Witch's Egg - I must agree the first I saw of these I thought it was some sort of egg :)

Take Care

Sunday, October 20, 2013

Thursday 10 October

Dry morning

We are unable to get to this Apple tree - it is surrounded by brambles at least the birds will use them up.
 Young Fly Agaric
 Great Tit
 Hawthorne
Hazel 

Take Care

Saturday, March 02, 2013

Friday 1 March

Can hardly believe how mild it is this morning way above freezing, no sense to it !!

 Moorhen on the Top Lodge
 Great Tit 
Looking from the Top Lodge towards the Weir paths, shows the small bridge over the Weir sluice channel.

Take Care

Monday, February 25, 2013

Tuesday 19 February

Below freezing this morning so the birds were glad to see me

 The little Coal Tit who is normally shy
 came to the feast
Great Tit arrived and you can see he is a lot bigger than his cousin

Take Care

Friday, February 08, 2013

Thursday 7 February

Dry Morning.
Just below freezing.

Shy Chaffinch
 Primrose Hill bottom gate
 Blue Tit
 Great Tit
Our shy Chaffinch

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Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Wednesday 30 January

Very mild this morning, plenty of birds about.

Great Tit on our feeding post.
Channel from the Weir to the Top Lodge
Nuthatch was busy he came down a few times
Well I could not count how many Charlie Robins came at one point at least 6 - then the fighting and chasing starts and the other birds get the food while - yes that's right Charlie and his fellow Robins get none :)
Here he is almost saying "oh no all gone again."
The Weir from Primrose Field

Take Care

Monday, December 10, 2012

Wednesday 5 December

Cold & Damp

Blackbird
Dipper
Velvet Shank Fungi

It looked lovely - supposed to be edible, I prefer to buy mine at the shop.
Great Tit
Magpies - four for a boy
Male Fern - Dryopteris filix-mas 
He is a pain but what can we do - This Wood Pigeon now has a name "Percy Pigeon" He just waits till I move and he devours everything on the post in seconds.

Take Care