I have shared this little Song Thrush before... it's nesting in my garden.
I have purchased some new fence panels and posts... the job is now on hold as the Song Thrush is nesting in overgrown bush which has brought the job to a standstill.
A couple of weeks ago it was nesting material the female thrush was carrying to build her nest.
Now it's worms to feed the youngsters.
It's a busy,busy, time for the Song Thrush family in my garden.
I am getting lots of sightings like these at the moment... isn't nature wonderful.
yummy fat juicy worms, high protein for those babies.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots.
ReplyDeleteMust be wonderful to have them nesting in your garden.
Yes, nature is wonderful.
Mette
She is beautiful and works her heart out without a peep of complaint ... so kind of you to hold up on your fence. You are a true nature lover ...
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From the Sol
http://www.fromthesol.blogspot.com
Andrew,
ReplyDeleteNature is indeed wonderful!!!Lucky you getting such nice shots and having them nestling there.Have a great day!
Shantana
Nice captured Andrew.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.
Greetings, Joop
Nice !
ReplyDeleteYes, nature is wonderful. I'm so glad you can capture some of it for us. Beautiful bird, beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos. Nice of them to pose for you.
ReplyDeleteshe's really beautiful. love her subtle colors and spots.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful little bird! It looks very similar to some of our thrushes. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteNice one Andrew, I'm sure that fat worms are to her/him for feeding to chicks.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you postponed work on the fence! Such beautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteShe is pretty! Yes, nature is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt's so pretty!
ReplyDeleteAlways a great sight Andrew. Lovely work.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, and thanks on their behalf for holding up the job. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteNature is wonderful - and so are your photos!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos!
ReplyDeleteNature sure is wonderful. Wonderful pictures of this beautiful little bird!
ReplyDeleteExciting to get such close-up views of thrush and her soon to appear fledglings! Looking forward to more pictures.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bird, love all the pretty spots. Great capture, Andrew!
ReplyDeleteWonderful captures of this lovely little bird.
ReplyDeleteYou got some great shots Andrew!
ReplyDeleteVery cool getting the worm and some nice bokeh in the background.
Nature is indeed wonderful, and it's wonderful of you to bring us so close up.
ReplyDeletegreat close ups, those youngin's sure are eating good!!
ReplyDeleteGreat series you appear in wbw. Hanne Bente / hbt.finus.dk
ReplyDeleteSong Thrush is certainly looking after the chicks
ReplyDeleteThere's some big beakfuls there Andrew. Looks like you wont have to wait too long before you repair the fence, unless of course they use the nest again for a second brood!
ReplyDeleteNice set of shots - I like the way you can see the "arrow head" spots on the bird’s chest.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Australia
What beautiful captures you are getting in your garden too. These Thrush images gave me a morning smile!
ReplyDeletegret shots of this charming bird. I don´t know why but this is special somehow.
ReplyDeleteSomeones eyes are bigger than their belly.
ReplyDeleteShaun
Valleys ShutterBug
Beautiful shots, must be delightful to have a nest so close.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots Andrew. A stunning bird with a fantastic song.
ReplyDeleteShots of the thrush are sometimes very hard to get.You`re so lucky to have them nesting so close.Fencing can always wait!phyllis
ReplyDeleteGreat catches Andrew! Yes it is a good time of year for birding in the North!
ReplyDeleteThese are great images Andrew!!
ReplyDeleteIt must be wonderful to be able to observe this going on in your own backyard.
Great shots Andrew!
ReplyDeleteSo a tiny bird stops you from rearing your fence,eh? Wonderful moments you've captured, hope to see some babies in the future!
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