Let me know when that tide's coming in won't you

Let me know when that tide's coming in won't you

Friday 12 April 2019

Brambling - Elton Reservoir

Sunshine, and lots of it, has been the theme over the last week. Very few clouds and add to that a bit of warmth and this makes me a very happy boy. It meant I could get out at the weekend with the certainty that the light would be good for some better pictures.
I ventured to Elton Reservoir once again and got lucky with a few Brambling still around the feeders. Not the easiest of subjects, but as the light was good I have forgiven the unsightly branches and the feeder that one was sat on.


This very nice male perched nicely in the sunlight.



27 comments:

  1. Lovely captures Adam, pretty bird

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  2. ...thanks for introducing me to Mr. Brambling, enjoy your weekend.

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  3. Hello, lovely captures of the Brambling. It is a beautiful bird. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend!

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  4. Hello Adam. It is a beautiful looking bird. Great photos!

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  5. Such a lovely bird! Some of them are so tricky. I find brown creepers really hard, as they are so fast! Good work.

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  6. As I already said to Phil, the Brambling is a subject I have not been able to capture yet. Although it stops sometimes in my garden before continuing its migration to Lapland.
    Your shots are great!

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  7. Beautiful photos of our 'feathered friends.' Great photography!

    Happy Times to you,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  8. They are beautiful birds. I really like the first shot!

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  9. Beautiful color orange with the darker color.

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  10. The brambling is cute to see. I never seen one before so thank you for sharing your beautiful photos.

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  11. The Bramblings are beautiful. Great shots!

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  12. What great birds - is this a bit late for them still to be around?

    Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne

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  13. Nice shots Adam.I think Bramblings have been very hard to come by this winter.Two was my tally.

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  14. a brambling, i have never seen nor heard of this bird, that is a cute name!!

    your images are really beautiful, the light is perfect. i see those leaves coming on the trees, soon it will be impossible to get such pretty pictures!!!

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  15. He is spectacular!! Exceptional photos...every one you shared. Wow.
    Thank you for taking time to stop by I'd Rather B Birdin' & linking in.

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  16. The Brambling is a lovely bird. I like to see birds in their habitat, so the branch tangle just adds to my smiles. If I were ever lucky enough to be in the same vicinity as this beauty, I’d know where to look . (Though the feeder would be easier and more my speed).

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  17. Such a pretty little critter! I'd love to have some in my yard!
    Thanks for linking up at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2019/04/beautiful-springtime.html

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  18. Often bird's camouflage. But this bird’s flowery orange/red feathers add a nice bit of color to the mossy green tangle of branches.

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  19. Beautiful photos of the Brambling.

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  20. gorgeous shots of the Brambling. Especially the first one :)

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  21. Very nice pics, the Brambling is beautiful.

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  22. Adam - so glad the weather cooperated for you and we benefited from these bright photos!

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  23. Gorgeous photos! I'm new to Our World Tuesday, but I plan to participate more often.
    My blog post features a hike in the “Issaquah Alps,” Washington State, USA.

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  24. I was able to sneak this comment in using my phone this time as usually I can’t. Thank you for participating in Nature Notes Adam...

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