Tuesday, 7 July 2015

Spring Warblers

With the majority of birds now hunkered up in hedges and bushes with their young, I thought I'd take a better look at the birds that are now in hiding. Some of our Spring migrants are easy to find when they are singing in leaf less trees, can be almost impossible to spot at this time of year.
I was lucky enough to get some decent shots of a few of them.

Blackcap. Not easy to see at the best of times.

Chiffchaff. I've heard a few of these singing again recently.

 Willow Warbler

25 comments:

  1. I've been hearing Chiffchaff's and Blackcaps just lately. I think it's when the males are looking to start another brood. Strangely I've yet to see a Garden Warbler this year.

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  2. I've been hearing Chiffchaff's and Blackcaps just lately. I think it's when the males are looking to start another brood. Strangely I've yet to see a Garden Warbler this year.

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  3. I don't think we have any Warblers around here..Pretty birds..Good shots..

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  4. Brilliant pictures. Sunday at ringing we had loads of Blackcaps and good numbers of whitethroat as well.

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  5. Love 'em all...but the songster is super!!!

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  6. Great selection Adam, As you say nit the easiest species to photograph.

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  7. Great photos of beautiful birds. I especially like the Willow Warbler in the tree with the leaves just coming out.

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  8. Well, you are doing a lot better than I am at this point. All I am seeing are Sparrows, Blackbirds, Bluejays and Robins ... The rest are in hiding as you pointed out. A nice change of pace for me to see your birds ... Thanks, Adam ...

    Andrea @ From The Sol

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  9. Hello, great captures. I like the Blackcap and the cute Willow Warbler singing. Enjoy your day!

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  10. We have a bush black-cap in South Africa. Reasonably similar to your Blackcap. I love the warblers.

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  11. Amazing! I love the last shot!

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  12. Stunning images of these birds.
    Perfectly sharp, well done.
    Best regards, Irma

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  13. Beautiful birds. They look very cute.

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  14. nice to see the black cap. They have been rare this season. And I have no images at all of them. Thanks for sharing :)

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  15. Beautiful captures!
    I really like the colors behind the Chiffchaff.

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  16. How nice to see the birds! It's true thay are much hardr to see right now!

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  17. Such sweet birds. I love to listen to them sing their morning songs.
    Visiting from Outdoor Wednesday.

    Jocelyn @ http://justalittlesouthernhospitality.blogspot.com/

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  18. Nice image of the chiffchaff

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  19. All three are so sweet and your pictures are perfect. No twigs or leafs hiding their faces ... And yet they are very " real" pictures, showing how they look in nature.

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  20. Such cute little fellas!
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  21. NICE! Fantastic photos of adorable birds. Thanks Adam for sharing them.

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