



this is the first song thrush we have seen in the garden for a long time (top two photos). The song thrush is a much browner looking bird than the mistle thrush which is greyer and has a lighter face. The blackbird is also a member of the thrush family and the brown female (third photo) has very thrush like mottled breast feathers
2 comments:
Wonderful wintery photos. Please keep us updated on the buzzard if you can. Tess and I are just loving the snow.
Spike
The second pic...somewhat haughty this one, no?
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