Marsh Tits and Bramblings

 

Marsh Tit at Leighton Moss
Marsh Tit at Leighton Moss close to the causeway across to the Public and Lower Hide.
Marsh Tit with Sunflower heart
Feeding on sunflower hearts conveniently left out by a visitor
Marsh Tit - look at that shiny head, a good one to compare with the Willow Tit in the previous post
Look at that shiny head, a good one to compare with the very similar Willow Tit in the previous post. Definitely a smart looking bird.
Redshank
Nothing rare or unusual about this one however after spending many years living next to the Wyre estuary the call of the Redshank brings back a lot of happy memories.
Snipe
Snipe in the evening sunshine – again something else we don’t get a lot of. Unlike the sunshine in the right habitat the Snipe are relatively common – even in Manchester. 
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A male Brambling amongst the other finches at Martin Mere. Perhaps its time to try some sunflower hearts at home.

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