
Back to the wood car park to watch the Chaffinches, tits and a couple of
Bramblings feed on the grain and feeders there.
I should admit that before yesterday, I'd only ever seen one Brambling (last year, a female in Larkeyvalley wood). So they're still a bit special to me.

One of the thirty or so
Chaffinches. Strangely, the hens outnumbered the cocks, in contrast to the flocks seen on the fields recently.
4 comments:
I haven't checked in in a while. Beautiful bird photos. It's just fun to see birds that I never see. They seem exotic to me. Thanks!
Hi.
I enjoy your blog,as for the Bramblings I had ten in my front garden,(Ringwould) they were in the company of forty Chaffinches two siskins and a warbler. They cost a fortune in seed.
Flyntlander
Thanks for the comments......
Nut : Bramblings seem exotic to me too!
Flyntlander : maybe your food is attracting the birds away from me? I'm envious!
The Brambling is very pretty. I hope you see more.
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