Normally they sit too high up in the trees to get a good picture. But this time I got lucky when a few came down to sit on eye level for a while. Given the time of year, I suppose they would feel perfectly at home in a Christmas tree too :-)
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Mute swan
Three Toed Sandpiper
Capuchin monkey mother with young
Robin
Greylag Goose
Eurasian Red Squirrel
Goldcrest in a Christmas tree?
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Common Merganser (Eurasian)
Northern wheatear
Cormorant in the mist
Eurasian Blackcap
European Robin
Ales stenar (Ale's stones)
Common Ringed Plover
Wild duck (Mallard) (f)
Milvus in motion
Framed half moon
Puffin
March Harrier (m)
Common kestrel taking off
Geese incoming for the night
A kestrel stretching wings
March harrier (m)
Eurasian jay feeding
Garden warbler fancying elderberry
Juvenile Eurasian jay
Black kite
Eurasian wren getting supplies
The tide of change
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