Nearly did it again then with 'Duelling Banjo's' (which film? answers on a postcard please).
On 'walkabout' I came across two Pied Flycatchers singing (duelling) at either end of a small wood and as they were my first it seemed rude not to stop and study. The photos are really only record images as I don't have ANY and pushing the limits for publishing on a blog. I was 'well made up'.
While I was busy watching the Pied Flycatchers, three Pied Wagtails decided to have a barney (duelling) and I was left with this one, erect on the wall wondering where the opponents had gone, I had to smile as they'd dropped off the wall, still scrapping. What, where, who what?
I've included the image of the Wheatear, far from being a great photo of the bird, I rather liked the concrete and natural vegetation and the colours of the bird itself.
As the Pennines reach skyward from the west Lancashire river plain I spotted the odd bird flitting about and finding a suitable place to stop, I was disappointed it was a male Chaffinch, then a couple of Linnets and surprised to see a Willow Warbler. Excellent.
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| Pied Flycatcher |
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| Pied Flycatcher |
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| Pied Flycatcher |
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| Pied Flycatcher |
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| what, where, who, what? Pied Wgtail left wondering what the fight was all about |
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| matching colours, Wheatear |
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| male Chaffinch |
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| Linnet |
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| Willow Warbler |
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| Willow Warbler |
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| Willow Warbler |
1 comment:
You've certainly been busy Geoff and on your travells have picked some very nice images with alot of enjoyment thrown in,thank you for sharing. mj.
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