Monday, July 15, 2013

singing post

Yellowhammers seem to become more vocal at this time of year. It may be due to the first brood practising the characteristic song as it often comes out a bit garbled. They like to find the highest point in hedges etc to sing and more and more they have started to favour telegraph poles. It certainly adds a bit of colour to an iconic piece of modern drab design.

One tattered tortoiseshell, and one red admiral spotted today. perhaps the warmth is bringing them out.

2 comments:

Back Amongst The Oaks said...

What an interesting bird. We have nothing like that here in California. If you are interested in sailing, I have started a new blog. Actually, it's more about working on the boat right now, but we will get to sailing soon.
Laura

Spot said...

No link for the blog, Laura!