A handsome male standing proud.
The female, looking like she's in control of matters.
Let me know when that tide's coming in won't you
Monday, 2 February 2015
Blackbirds
There have been plenty of Blackbirds around recently. Lots of them doing some gardening by turning and flipping over the dead leaves on the lawns and beneath hedgerows. Of course, they could be foraging for a meal, which I'm sure they are, but it's always fun to watch them do it. If only they could afford a rake. It would be much more efficient and save them an awful lot of time.
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Great shots as always. The ground is so pretty on the last one.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. The world would be a duller place without the blackbirds singing.
ReplyDeleteAlways magnificent bird photography here ! Love you avian world!
ReplyDeleteHappy Week to you,
artmusedog and carol
Pretty shots of the Blackbirds. I like the lighting on the female! Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteNice shots of a charming bird! I feel so sorry for the ones that chose to spend the whole cold winter near our garden. They really are migratory birds, which should traveling to warmer climes during winter.We feed them regularely.
ReplyDeleteLucky birds that can play in the soil in February!! ;)
ReplyDeleteNeat shots - nice photography as always.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2015/02/signs-and-signposts.html
Lovely shots of both male and female Blackbirds.
ReplyDeleteRegards.
they are beauties!
ReplyDeletePerky looking birds! Lovely captures!
ReplyDeleteI always love Blackbird in my garden and these are lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteExcellent images Adam. I always smile when a Blackbird visits the garden to seek out a meal.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots Adam!
ReplyDeleteI love the Blackbirds. These are really nice shots.
ReplyDeleteCool shots! Perhaps you could introduce them to a tiny rake. :-)
ReplyDeleteLovelies... and, yes, I really like how the Blackbirds keep our gardens aerated :D)
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