Monday 14 July 2014

...... and Coal Tits from Grafton Underwood as well.

Following on from yesterday's post about feeding up an area of woodland near to Grafton Underwood I am now uploading a few digipics of the Coal Tits taken at the same site.

As one of Europe's smallest birds ( 115mm from beak to tail ) they really are incredibly feisty and can certainly punch well above their weight ( 8-10 grams ) against most members of the Tit and Finch family.

They really are attractive little characters.

All shots taken through the car window at a range of around 15 feet.




 

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  1. Douglas McfarlaneTuesday, July 15, 2014

    I like the coal tit it's their call first thing in the morning during spring. Great images.

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  2. UnknownTuesday, July 15, 2014

    Thanks Douglas, yup, they have a lovely song.

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