Birding chums Ann & Brian Shreeve spent three hours with us: the Wren photo is one of Brian's. They told us that earlier they'd had a Waxwing in their garden (a couple of hundred yards from our bungalow!) Brian had some fabulous photos, which made me just a little envious!
We'd been home a couple of hours when Brian rang the door bell, urging me to grab my camera and jump in his car. After a brief wait in his lovely conservatory, Ann noticed that the Waxwing had returned, allowing me to get my first images of the species in our village!
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| Wren in the churchyard (Brian Shreeve) |
2 comments:
We are very grateful to you and Linda plus the buddies you encouraged along to the birdwatch, David. For once the weather was reasonable and certainly the list had improved since last year - 17 species in the first hour, 15 in the second, 11 in the third (think most watchers were warming up with soup and cake at this time!) and 8 species in the fourth hour. Thanks too for the photos, which are very useful for the Friends of Hemblington Church archive. (Glad you saw the waxwing too!) Sue
Hi Sue!
The pleasure was all ours: count us in if you do a May event!
David
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