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Some pictures I took recently

Nerin

all manner of beasties and birdies been around my house lately, or the forest across the way.

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keps

Teal on the Dodder

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OwlEye

Only the one Goldfinch in the garden today

bernard0368

NEW WAVE

Great Tit

vandriver

Brent geese in Walkinstown

NEW WAVE

Long Tailed Tit

Pretzill

NEW WAVE wrote: »

Long Tailed Tit

That is a very strange photo - the bird seems to be dangling in midair. Would love to see a long-tailed tit, are the only in the east of the country?

Poll Dubh

Pretzill wrote: »

Would love to see a long-tailed tit, are the only in the east of the country?

They’re pretty much country-wide and are only missing from coastal fringes along the west and north.

https://www.birdwatchireland.ie/IrelandsBirds/Tits/LongtailedTit/tabid/1060/Default.aspx

NEW WAVE

Long Tailed tit Take 2

keps

Is it a bird? Is it a plane?

Song Thrush

Dunnock

Robin

NEW WAVE

Turf War
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Morrisseeee

Goldfinch (there were 8 of them in total)

Female Chaffinch

Dunnock

Bsal

Nice shots Morrisseeee, 2nd pic is a female Chaffinch and 3rd is a Dunnock.

keps

Robin

NEW WAVE

Came across these on my walk. Google tells me their called Scarlet Elf Cup Mushrooms. Lovely colour to see in the drab undergrowth at this time of the year.

Thud

NEW WAVE wrote: »

Came across these on my walk. Google tells me their called Scarlet Elf Cup Mushrooms. Lovely colour to see in the drab undergrowth at this time of the year.

On a similar note, here's some trumpet lichen I took a while back :

Isambard

took this just now, zoomed right in and cropped it to the last. Is it a Thrush?

Poll Dubh

Isambard wrote: »

took this just now, zoomed right in and cropped it to the last. Is it a Thrush?

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It’s a female blackbird - the yellow beak gives it away. Blackbirds belong to the thrush family.

Isambard

thanks. I could see something large in the hedge the other side of the field and considering how far away it was, I managed to get a shot of it.

OwlEye

This guy decided to take a break from his drumming and visit the feeders today,

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Great

Robin

A beaut keps!

Heron in flight

Think this guy would fail the NCT emissions test

keps

Rook - I think

Bee Kind

Bee Kind

gzoladz

Yellowhammer, Bar Tailed Godwits, Snipes, Red Throated Diver and Feral Pigeon (love the green and purple tones)

New Home

keps wrote: »

Rook - I think

Bee Kind

Bee Kind

That's Willy, from Maya the Honey Bee (1975).

NEW WAVE

Stonechat

keps

The cold weather seemed to attract a few extra birds to the feeders on the balcony today( photos taken through double glazing.)

Also there today but too elusive to photo.... coal tit, great tit, bullfinch, dunnock and robin

Greenfinch

Blue Tit

Chaffinch

NEW WAVE

Came across this robin on my walk. Found he preferred my granola maple syrup bar to the bird seed I had brought him. In return he posed for a number of shots on my visits.