Today, to the cemetery again.
Great tits. Blue tits. A robin sings.
Blackbirds. Jays. Wood pigeons. Magpies.
Then, in coniferous trees, a group of coldcrests.
This is a goldcrest video.
In the same tree as a goldcrest, a nuthatch climbs.
A bit later on the same tree, a short-toed treecreeper climbs.
As we walk back, house sparrows in their usual tree in a garden.
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Lovely & curious little bird!
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Yes, indeed! They are a bit similar to kinglets in North America.
They are the smallest birds in Europe. They move fast behind branches, so they are often difficult to spot.
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They are the devil to photograph, aren’t they? They will keep flickering around! We had 2 around for a few days before Xmas. Proportion of average v bad pics: 4 / too many
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Birds in general are not so easy to photograph; but goldcrests especially so.
Besides being small and agile, they are also often in coniferous trees where it is easy to hide.
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