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The Eurasian Nuthatch

The Eurasian Nuthatch

January 13, 2013December 22, 2019 Noushka Wildlife 2 Comments

Sitta europaea – Passeriformes – Sittidae – Sittelle torchepot – Prise sur le fait! – Caught in the act!

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Wildlife in a Suburban Garden

Wildlife in a Suburban Garden

December 26, 2012December 22, 2019 Charles Fleming Leave a comment

It’s interesting to note that the common tit species in the UK and Europe have beaks of slightly different lengths and shapes. This enables them to co-exist in the same habitat and even in the same mixed species flocks. Coal Tits for example, although smaller than Blue Tits, have a longer and proportionally longer beak. […]

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Nuthatch – Sitta europaea

Nuthatch – Sitta europaea

December 19, 2012December 22, 2019 Charles Fleming Leave a comment

Nuthatches are an interesting little bird that will commonly come to feeders especially at this time of the year. I have a permanent hide and a feeding station next to a wood here in Exeter, Devon, UK. Nuthatches are one of the most common visitors at the feeders. At the feeders they can be aggressive […]

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Fotohut – nog een keer.

Fotohut – nog een keer.

December 16, 2012December 22, 2019 Tom Smit Leave a comment

Door onvoorziene omstandigheden pas nog een keer naar de eerste fotohut van Han Bouwmeestergeweest. Ondanks het mindere licht die dag toch nog een aantal, in mijn ogen, leuke foto’s kunnen maken. Dit keer naar de eerste hut geweest. Hier waren het deze keer niet de Eekhoorns die de show stalen, maar het echtpaar Specht welke […]

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Update from the hide….. mainly Nuthatches

Update from the hide….. mainly Nuthatches

December 15, 2012December 22, 2019 Charles Fleming 1 Comment

There will be more of these reflected shots to come but probably not today. I am “house-bound” due to the appalling weather and also lack of transport but I have had a nice week and a very successful one as well. I prefer cold bright frosty days, much better for bird watching and photography. Yesterday […]

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