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| Bramblings, Chaffinches, and Greenfinch 19th Feb. |
Also of interest was a flock of 44+ Fieldfares flying high in an easterly heading, outgoing migrants perhaps.
Breckland Birder
Red Deer in Breckland, Norfolk Photo by Paul Newport
Sunday 19 February 2017
Finches and Buntings
A visit mid-afternoon to a reliable site in the Little Cressingham parish for Finches and Buntings produced a largish mixed group of birds at a typical winter habitat of maize. The majority species were Bramblings with smaller numbers of Chaffinches, and a few Greenfinches and Reed Buntings.
A nice gathering of Finches seen here with a variety of wonderful plumages seen. In this picture, it is possible to appreciate the plumages differences between the male and female Bramblings.
Also of interest was a flock of 44+ Fieldfares flying high in an easterly heading, outgoing migrants perhaps.
Also of interest was a flock of 44+ Fieldfares flying high in an easterly heading, outgoing migrants perhaps.
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