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Friday, 5 September 2014
It's just a Sparrow
Before my Yellow Wagtail turned up I had been watching some Swallows and some juvenile Sparrows. The Sparrows make quite a racket from within their hedges but are a lot less bold when they venture away from its security. So I was happy to have them in front of me feeding, somewhat oblivious to my presence.
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Oh those are precious photos. Thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeletePrecious little birds!
ReplyDeleteThey are such cute little birds. The ones here come in bunches for the seeds I throw out and as soon as a car drives by or something startles them they all take off at once. It's so comical. You got some really great pictures of them here.
ReplyDeletePretty sparrow, great shots.. Thank you for sharing your post with my critter party. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteHe's rather cute!
ReplyDeleteCute little bird. Wonderful shots.
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We have few birds here except predatory love seeing this
ReplyDeleteNice to see the sparrows. When we lived in the mountains of New Mexico we never saw one, and here in south Florida they are mostly in the areas of shopping centers and fast food restaurants. Very few people feed the birds here because the Muscovy Ducks take over and spill all the food. Besides the mess they create this also attracts varmints.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of sparrows. Sadly their number is decreasing.
ReplyDeleteAhh, I love the pic where it's sitting on the branch all fluffed up. What a sweet poser.
ReplyDeleteWe have a purple sage bush in our front yard, and sometimes what seems to be hundreds of birds are within its branches making a wonderful racket! :-)
ReplyDeleteIn just everyday birding I find it incredibly difficult to House Sparrows (Tree Sparrows too). I think they are very wary of man with their history of peresection. You made some really good shots Adam.
ReplyDeleteIn just everyday birding I find it incredibly difficult to photograph House Sparrows (Tree Sparrows too). I think they are very wary of man with their history of peresection. You made some really good shots Adam.
ReplyDeleteEnglish sparows are the same as Polish ones. I like them
ReplyDeleteBeautiful House Sparrow images Adam.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty sparrow!
ReplyDeleteThey are so pretty, they don't get near the attention they deserve!!
ReplyDeleteThey're very cute and always very alert. Have a lovely Sunday!
ReplyDeletecute little buggers.
ReplyDeleteSweet little birds. Lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteWonderul photos, I like sparrows they make a funny sound.
ReplyDeleteSweet!! The third one from the beginning is my favorite...shows quite a precious, innocent personality!!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your link this weekend at I'd Rather B Birdin'! Much appreciated.
We have quite a few sparrows, I suspect they like my fruit. Some are pretty friendly. Cute shots!
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