Showing posts with label Red Footed Falcons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Red Footed Falcons. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 January 2015

What a relief ........

If you ever see a bird of prey, in this case the Lakenheath RSPB Red Footed Falcon, lower its undercarriage in flight the odds are that it is about to relieve itself.

This image was from a burst of shots that I took, it was only later when I viewed them closely I realised what I had captured.


Thursday, 17 July 2014

Mega !

I am sure that the word Mega will have attracted your attention and it certainly provokes great activity amongst the twitching community.

I don't have any problems with twitching and have done so myself on occasions such as the appearance of a Red Footed Falcon at RSPB Lakenheath in May 2013, what a cracking bird and one of only a handfull that turn up in the UK annually .




So what do you do in the absence of Mega's ?

For a long time I have promoted and appreciated the innate beauty of our more common birds such as the Blue Tit.  

Blue Tits just ooze character and cheekiness and the symmetry of their plumage is truly worthy of closer inspection.
                                    
                   The yellow patch above its beak is not aberrant plumage - it's pollen

                                                    I've got my eye on you