Goldcrests, short-toed treecreeper, parakeets

This video is about a short-toed treecreeper nest.

On 4 December 2016 to the botanical garden. Though winter had not started officially yet, it was cold, with ice on some shallow water surfaces.

Before we arrived at the garden, a great tit in a treetop.

In the garden, as usually, many blackbirds.

In the canal, five moorhens and two coots swimming.

A short-toed treecreeper climbing a tree. A siskin.

A jay in a hedge.

Goldcrests in fern garden bushes.

A great spotted woodpecker.

A dunnock.

As we walked back from the garden, two ring-necked parakeets feeding at a peanut feeder. Below them, jackdaws and a collared dove waited for food to fall.

Finally, a blue tit in a tree.

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