Here is a couple great spotted woodpeckers that are live at my country place, occasionally feed on my sunflower seeds
Woodpecker chick using tail for support
Feeding time
Here is a couple great spotted woodpeckers that are live at my country place, occasionally feed on my sunflower seeds
Woodpecker chick using tail for support
Feeding time
Here is a first, for me, a turtle dove... or a collared dove... in any case one of the Streptopelias.
Actually scratch that, it's a passenger wood pigeon.
Scored using my trusty, but getting old, Nikon P900 in birdwatching mode.
Lives near our country place.
Winter is not over yet here in Moscow, so here are some still wintering birds.
Some tits, in and around improvised feeders, from 5l water bottles.
Some ruddy shelducks hoping for a thaw soon
More of my personal nightingale singing though probably not for me.
O Nightingale! thou surely art
A creature of a fiery heart --
Thou sing'st as if the god of wine
Had help'd thee to a Valentine
My personal friendly nightingale, lives at my summer villa
Nightingale
Here is my nightingale serenading myself, likes a bit of attention
O Nightingale! thou surely art
A creature of a fiery heart --
Thou sing'st as if the god of wine
Had help'd thee to a Valentine
Ducks in February can feel the coming of the Spring, especially when February is rather warmer than the average.
Using a bird watching mode, the one on my P900.
I like water with ice too...but usually something much stronger that water and lots of ice too.
In a bird-watching mode now, and here are two Eurasian Jays sighted in Moscow earlier this week.
My first sighting of them in Moscow, I have and see (and even feed) plenty of them at my place in the country but it's a first time sighing in the city.
Too bad I didn't have with me my dedicated bird watching kit mainly consisting of a Nikon P900 with its superior zoom and it even has an in-built bird watching mode.
These exposures are achieved with a Sony RX100 m2.