Yesterday morning I spotted a Wren (Troglodytes troglodytes) searching round the front of the Greenhouse. My apologies for the grainy shots but lighting was difficult at the time:
I spy with my little eye - something beginning with S:
Thank you for visiting. Hope you enjoyed the pictures. Any comment, or correction to any information or identification I get wrong, is most welcome. John
A mainly pictorial record of the wildlife and events in my part of Lincolnshire. My garden has two bird nest boxes and a Hedgehog house fitted with video cameras. There are several bird feeders and a large pond attracting a variety of wildlife to the garden.
Most of the pictures in the main part of my Jottings can be clicked on for larger views.
Many of my video clips are stored on my YouTube account.
Thank you for visiting and remember you are always welcome to leave any comments. John.
Yes - that is a photo of me taken about 60 years ago. For many years I always had my trusty Ricoh XRX SLR with me wherever I went. One day the mirror jammed and repair costs were beyond my reach at that time so that was the end of that.
Now I am retired and have invested in Canon equipment I am able to enjoy a photographic hobby again. These days I concentrate mainly on wildlife and occasional events near to home.
My interest and use of computers extends back to the days of the ZX81 and BBC computer. For many years I used an Atari ST.
A grand little bird. The spider kept it still.
ReplyDeleteThat's a really great series of photos. You did well to capture the whole episode.
ReplyDeleteIt was a rare moment Adrian, to keep it in view for so long.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mick. Catch them when they are concentrating on food.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wren, John.
ReplyDeleteThank you Blogeomah
ReplyDeleteThank you Wilma.
ReplyDeleteSome nice images of this little inquisitive visitor John.
ReplyDeleteThat was a lovely series John.
ReplyDeleteThank you Roy/
ReplyDeleteSuper shots of spider attack and snack! A wren's beak is a great tool for web browsing ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you Frank
ReplyDeleteThank you Glo. I wish I'd thought of that!
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