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Our overwintering ducks are at their finest at the moment, and the drake ducks, in particular, look smart in their winter plumage. Below are a few of the species that you can see at @E17Wetlands this time of year.
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Swallows are a symbol of love, faith, hope & loyalty. Once established, pairs stay together to breed for life, returning to the same breeding ground to raise their young and often using the same nest year after year, a phenomenon called philopatry. #ValentinesDay2021 #LondonBirds
Spring was is in the air in #RegentsPark today even if the leaden skies concealed the sun until late afternoon.
#londonbirds #birding #birdwatching #ornithology #birdphotography
First Caspian gull of the year - this blue-stained 2nd winter was at Erith pier today, along with a few yellow-legged gulls #londonbirds
Grey Wagtail collecting flies galore to feed young along by the river #Wandle today @MordenHallPkNT. How does it manage to keep so many in its bill at one time? #LondonBirds @SryBirdNews
First arrival of Blackcaps this morning + several Chiffchaff, Cetti’s, Bullfinch today’s ringing highlights with @harvey_shaun. #Londonbirds
Also seen today @MordenHallPkNT, Goldcrests, Kestrel, Tufted Duck (f) diving in the Mill Pond, Grey Wagtail, LT Tit, Grey Heron and Buzzard flying over. #londonbirds @SryBirdNews