Blackbird

beautiful find Keith, beautiful winter colors with a bit of green

Nice eye contact. We have up to 5 Blackbird trying to feed on berries in the front garden. There are still some berries left but going fast

bien pris !!

Good capture Keith, with the ground being so soft there are plenty of worms to pull out for the blackbirds.

Lovely capture Keith, well done ;-)
Have a nice evening.

Lovely bird image Keith.

Nice to see him Keith. I must admit to having a love for blackbirds. Unfortunately the local dreaded magpies have nearly wiped out our population here. Great capture.

Cheers, Herb

I love the singing of these wonderful birds. They sing even during the night and raining. They never repeat chorus and are unable to jump. I don't like the state of my car when they sleep right on top of a branch. What do these animals eat? Pens ?

Ha, ha...............I always try not to park under a tree, especially overnight :-))

A great bird to watch while they search for food and as Anton says they sing so beautifully, Lovely catch in a perfect pose Keith

Such pretty little birds, and what a beautiful song they have. This is a lovely picture Keith, showing what they do best...no bird feeders for them, just foraging on the ground!
Is that a memorial to an animal you had in the background?

Thanks very much Rosa. What you see in the background is the base of a bird-bath which was donated by my neighbours when they moved house. It's a bit worn and battered now, but it still serves a useful purpose.

Thanks for your reply Keith. I have the base of one in my garden as well, but the actual bird bath is long gone. As you say, it serves a purpose....very well!

Thank you all so much for your lovely comments. Much appreciated as always!

Een merel zie ik bij mij nog zelden,,,vroeger bij mijn oude woning zag ik ze Elke dag---maar hier hebben de Eksters het overgenomen

I get quite a few in my garden...............and the occasional Magpie. They're such lovely birds. Thanks for stopping by Fred.

Seit einigen Jahren verlieren wir immer mehr Amseln durch das Usutu-Virus. Ich hoffe, dass sich der Bestand bald wieder erholt.
Ein schöner Schuss, Keith!