Saxicola rubicola
One of my favourite UK birds.
I noticed the female first as she sat on the fence line posing for a few seconds, it was nice to get images showing her off from all angles. The male was a little more wary and kept a little distance between us.
They were both feeding in the tide wrack at Burton Marsh a few days ago.
One of my favourite UK birds.
I noticed the female first as she sat on the fence line posing for a few seconds, it was nice to get images showing her off from all angles. The male was a little more wary and kept a little distance between us.
They were both feeding in the tide wrack at Burton Marsh a few days ago.
Both birds still showing non breeding plumages
the female from the back
the female from the back
a lovely pose from the side
from the front and looking a little windswept
and the male
Cute little bird! Glad she posed for you.
ReplyDeleteExcellent shots of these sweet little birds Dave!
ReplyDeleteIt is a cute little bird, great shots!
ReplyDeleteShe's quite pretty. I'm glad you brought her to our attention.
ReplyDeletejust adorable little things!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I especially like it in the top shot.
ReplyDeleteVery cute little bird.
ReplyDeleteThey are really beautiful shots of the Chat, very clear and sharp, Hope you have a good day on high ground.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Gordon.
Great post for WBW!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little bird!
ReplyDeleteDave, no wonder this is a favourite, it is very appealing and you picked up wonderful profiles of it
ReplyDeletegreat images. I have not seen tehm in non breeding plumage so that was nice. .)
ReplyDeleteI just love the picture of it on the wire.
ReplyDeleteHe is so crisp and perfect. Nice!
ReplyDeleteThey are both beautiful! Love the one with its head turned looking at you sideways.
ReplyDeleteWonderful small brownish bird. So easy to overlook, yet fascinating to watch for me. Thanks for visiting my site. Will be back to check out your fine captures.
ReplyDeleteOh how lovely!!
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