A Song Thrush has a territory on the east side of Harding's Moor and a Wren was checking out the sticks and vegetation used to enhance the flow of the Bulbourne.
Monday, 23 February 2015
Redwing in the Rain
Hemel (BMT): rained all night. Earth sodden underfoot; grey, gloomy morning with drizzle and hail(!). On Harding's Moor, a group of 27 Redwing, 7 Mistle Thrushes and 10+ Goldfinches probing the soft earth, taking advantage of vulnerable worms trying to avoid drowning…vicious predators.
A Song Thrush has a territory on the east side of Harding's Moor and a Wren was checking out the sticks and vegetation used to enhance the flow of the Bulbourne.
A Song Thrush has a territory on the east side of Harding's Moor and a Wren was checking out the sticks and vegetation used to enhance the flow of the Bulbourne.
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