It was such a beautiful day that - after Natural Surroundings - we drove to Blakeney and Morston.
Pam and I have continued with the mooted 2019 bird photos folder challenge which is proving to be an added fun feature of our birding time. It's not competitive from my viewpoint. We don't start from an equal base. I have a 300mm lens, Pam uses her Canon bridge. To be a true competition we should both be using the same equipment.
The bird feeders at N S are wrell stocked and used. Not ideal conditions as I was viewing into the morning sun and through the cafe window.
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| Waiting for dropped food, a Pheasant |
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| Robin |
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| Nuthatch - still upside down M |
I also took Great Tit, Coal Tit, Chaffinch and Goldfinch - too awful to display here.
Morston ia a favourite place, after negotiating the ghastly speed bumps and checking that the turkeys didn't make the Christmas table. The tide was out leaving mud and boats and rotting wooden structures. Plus a Greenshank, Redshanks and a Little Egret.
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