I was in the garden taking pictures of my weekend handywork (scroll down to yesterdays post) when I spotted a flash of yellow in the bushes... it turned out to be pure gold
Goldcrest (Regulus regulus)
Goldcrest (Regulus regulus)
The smallest British bird... and a new garden visitor.
Species No.40 in or seen from my little garden... and a wonderful little bird to boot.
The yellow blobs behind the bird are dandelions... I need to start weeding.
Wild Bird Wednesday
The yellow blobs behind the bird are dandelions... I need to start weeding.
Wild Bird Wednesday
Brilliant and to show it's appreciation it lit it's halo in the last shot.
ReplyDeletethe black line gives it a very characterful face to go with its milliweight antics!
ReplyDeletewonderful! they are very much like our golden-crowned kinglets. tiny, tiny things.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute little bird!
ReplyDeleteOh it's sweet, such lovely markings.
ReplyDeleteThat is a special bird to have come visit you. I hope hecomes again.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, not ina tree, but, drinking from a bird bath, magnificent Andrew.
ReplyDeleteI really like your new garden work and your new little garden bird is really beautiful. Congratulations on 40 garden bird visitors. They all must like your garden!
ReplyDeleteFantastic Andrew. So difficult to get good shots of these little birds. Always on the move. Great shots
ReplyDeleteAdorable bird and photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable little bird. (BTW, I actually like the addition of the yellow blobs in the background.)
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute little bird!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! Such a marvelous little bird!
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