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Good gracious! There's a Buzzard perched in our sycamore tree! The locals aren't impressed!
I was thoroughly enjoying the antics of the dozens of birds that have been drawn to the garden by Linda's heavy feeding regime when a Great White Egret flew low across: by a fabulous piece of good fortune I had the camera pointed at the Ginkgo tree, catching the Egret as it flew north west (Straight over Peter and Sue's garden!)
Linda and I were wondering when some winter thrushes would find our cotoneaster tree: it's weighed down with lovely ripe berries, but until this morning it remained untouched. Then, at 9.30, a flock of twenty or so Fieldfares descended briefly to feed, before being spooked by something. In other news: a pair of Jackdaws are prospecting our owl box...
Following the day's snow, the night's freezing temperatures produced a stunningly clear sky at dawn: Jupiter and the one day waning Moon were incredibly bright... The last shot is through the garage door!
Today was the first proper snowfall since Snowie (the little snowman) first appeared! He's had a bit of a spruce up following these photos!
