Jackdaws, parakeets, blackbirds at the botanical garden

Yesterday, to the botanical garden.

On our way there, jackdaws near a canal

In the garden, a young mute swan grazing near the entrance bridge.

Many blackbirds.

The berries of the big yew tree, which birds were eating last time, are gone now.

There were four ring-necked parakeets in another tree.

As we went back, the young swan was still near the entrance bridge.

So was this herring gull.

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