A long weekend at my parents always gives me the opportunity to look for birds that I don't really get on my doorstep. This visit was no different, with some really good views of two Glossy Ibis and loads of Bearded Tits. Add to that the waders and sea birds such as Curlew, Lapwings, Dunlin, Ringed Plovers, Gannets and Terns. The weather was very good on the first day, and then very cloudy on the second, but I made the most of both days and managed to capture a good collection of species. I even got some decent video too.
You can watch my latest adventure here:
Bearded Tit
Curlew
Glossy Ibis
Linnet
Little Egret
Sedge Warbler
Wren
Hello Adam,
ReplyDeleteYou are showing beautiful photos and video.
I think the Bearded Tit and the Glossy Ibis are really beautiful.
I wish you a nice weekend.
All the best, Irma
Hello Adam,
ReplyDeleteLovely outing, it is a beautiful spot for birdwatching.
The Bearded Tit is adorable, I do love the Glossy Ibis and the Curlew.
The Egret is lovely and the little wren is adorable.
Great photos and video. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great day and a happy weekend! PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
Oh, I admire your birdwatching. It's again and again a great pleasure for me. Because I couldn't be there and get this in your post.
ReplyDeleteGreetings by Heidrun
Great set of shots, Adam!
ReplyDeleteYou have taken so many great photos. The little Egret is very cute.
ReplyDeleteYou captured some fabulous bird images. I need to buy a longer lens! Have a great week and thankyou for visiting my blog this week.
ReplyDeleteWonderful gentle colours and close-ups. The reflection on the Little Egret photo is absolutely lovely.
ReplyDelete-Soma
You've taken some great bird photos again, Adam!
ReplyDeleteI'd never heard of a Bearded Tit before, never seen one, and wondered why "bearded." I did some research on the bird and read that only the males have "beards"—how fitting! 😁
All the best from Austria 🤗
Traude
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