Wednesday, 27 January 2010

I love all the Corvids. Taken at Drift last Sunday morning...
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10 comments:

  1. Unknown27 January 2010 at 23:16

    Raben gefallen mir, auch wenn sie bei uns zur Plage werden.
    Gratuliere. Du hast einen schönen Vogel-Blog! Ich werde öfters bei Dir rein schauen.
    Ein lieber Gruss aus Der Schweiz

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  2. Chris Petrak27 January 2010 at 23:35

    I agree! - the corvids are wonderful. I suspect the reason some people don't like some of the corvids is that they may be smarter than we are. Also, my mind just registered your pic of the Trumpter Swan. Since it is native to NA and endangered, I assume this is a captive bird. I'm seeing so many pics of the robin on blogs, that I'm going to have to cross the seas soon just to see one - gorgeous bird - and a good singer to boot I gather from your post.

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  3. ShySongbird28 January 2010 at 14:08

    Oh dear! I have missed about ten days worth of great posts but I have just enjoyed going through them all. What a fantastic time you had at Slimbridge and so many beautiful photos of lots of birds I have never seen. The Smew is very impressive, we had one a couple of years ago on a small, local fishing lake and a Black Swan also turned up there. Those Mandarin Ducks (which again I have only seen in photos) always look to me like they are made out of patchwork felt! The Trumpeter Swan photo is really beautiful and 'The Gate-crasher' is so funny :)

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  4. JRandSue28 January 2010 at 17:07

    Once again great pics,love the second shot.
    Like a Military March.
    Fab stuff.
    John.

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  5. Anonymous28 January 2010 at 21:41

    Nice set of photos Angie, nice to see your daily updates

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  6. Angie Moore28 January 2010 at 21:55

    Hanspi Schar - Thank you for your kind comment.

    Thanks Chris - I suspect you may be right. Yes the Trumpeter Swan is captive bird at Slimbridge and yes, the Robin is a treasure. I love them. We have three competing for territory in the garden at the moment.

    Thanks SSB - I struggle to keep up with all the blogs too at the moment.

    Thanks John. I thought that too! :-)

    Thanks Keith - It's a busy time with the membership at the moment. Your new blog is great.

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  7. Angie28 January 2010 at 23:04

    Such a proud bird. Great shots.

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  8. Angie Moore29 January 2010 at 00:00

    Thank you Angie. Thanks for visiting my blog too.

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  9. holdingmoments30 January 2010 at 12:16

    I've really enjoyed catching up on your posts Angie, especially the ones from Slimbridge. That is a place I have to visit soon!

    The Robin's a beauty, and the strutting Crow just oozes cockiness. Great birds.

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  10. Angie Moore30 January 2010 at 21:09

    Thank you Keith.

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