10 February 2018
A walk through the snowdrifts..........
I took a walk up the river yesterday...............
The snow is lying very deep in town away from the main paths. It was a bit of a struggle and there weren't many birds around either.
There was 1 male Long-tailed Rosefinch. I couldn't get close so some heavy cropping going on here.
The only other noteworthy species were 1 Brown Dipper and 2 Brambling. It's only been a week since the waxwings left and most of the other species seem to have gone with them. There were 3 or 4 Dusky Thrush still around: this one was looking for any scraps on the floor the waxwings may have dropped............
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For me the Brown Dipper would have made the day. There is something uniquely appealing about dippers.
ReplyDeleteActually I could only hear it............
DeleteThis winter I would have settled for 2 Brambling or half a Dusky Thrush.
ReplyDeleteCan you tick half a bird though?
DeleteAh, "Heavy cropping" - I think we all do a bit of that online !
ReplyDeleteAt least we admit it.............
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