Wildlife photos please number 2

[burnie]

A Hooded Crow looking for dinner, these are rare on the East Coast and very tricky to get close to.

[Leslie Simpson]

In a deep dark forest a Greater Spotted Woodpecker

Great. Somehow I had never even seen a woodpecker in such detail before. I saw it in the trees from a distance, but I did not even look for a photo of how the bird looks close up. But it turns out that the bird is very cute. Well done, great photo!

[burnie]

A Rock Pipit

[burnie]

A Cormorant

[burnie]

The top of that old log has peanuts in it to draw the birds in for me to get the picture, you can see a bit of nut on the bottom of her beak.

[Nicos]

Wow! another brilliant photo!

We have those pinching peanuts from our feeders...lovely looking birds .

* passes her (?) a napkin

[Bren In Pots]

Lovely photo Burnie. thanks.

[burnie]

In a deep dark forest a Greater Spotted Woodpecker

[Plot70]

It is a challenge to get photos of birds in flight.
Well done.

[burnie]

A Curlew over the fields on the outskirts of our village

[burnie]

A walk by the Loch

[Bren In Pots]

Lovely photos Burnie thanks.

[burnie]

Another from yesterday during the calm before the storm, just a female Mallard, but I thought it looked nice in the autumn sunlight.

[burnie]

Moorhen

[annie8]

Never seen one of them. I did have 3 wee wrens sitting in a row on my fence today.