Big Waters
Labels:
Big Waters,
Great Spotted Woodpecker,
Southern Hawker,
Wall
Spent a pleasant afternoon at Big Waters ,just a pleasant walk around getting some shots of whatever took my fancy , but the highlight of the day was a couple of Juvenile Great Spotted Woodpeckers chasing each other around the feeding area joined briefly by a female , but one of the Juveniles came down to the small dish that provides water and had a lengthy drink, nothing unusual in that you might think but its the first time I have ever seen a Woodpecker of any sort have a drink, let alone get a couple of photos , I know you lot that has them coming down to feed and drink in your garden sees this all the time but it was a first for me .
Just the one Southern Hawker this one deep in the Nettles & Brambles as I found out when I tried to get nearer.
Two Juveniles at the feeding area
Its comes a litle nearer
and finally lands near the small pool
took a lengthy drink
pauses can it see it's reflection (just visible bottom right)
this is one thirsty bird !!!!
I like to take photos of Fungi they all remain un- identified but I just like to see them.
4 comments:
The Top Fungi is The Blusher, I photographed lots at Bolam Lake over the weekend.
Cheers
Chris
Thanks for the info Chris.
Brian
Brian,
I cant recall them drinking out of that receptacle in all my time at Big Waters but I did notice the other day it was completely empty so it might have been filled with fresh water. Havent seen the one that comes in my garden drink either. Also I take loads of fungi shots and sometimes attempt to identify them but always give up after 20mins or so
John
Cheers John, I must confess I would love to have GSW come into the garden , how about a Fungi,Foto,Foray, it would have to be on a Friday !!!
Brian
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