What have you seen

The website that I checked them out states they fly rarely but like to roost in trees. I don't recall seeing one before.

In the wild they do fly and usually roost in trees.  Most of what we see have been domesticated and I can't remember seeing any flying although that doesn't mean they don't!

In the wild they do fly and usually roost in trees.  Most of what we see have been domesticated and I can't remember seeing any flying although that doesn't mean they don't!

Wren eating the heads off Pansy's again.  They totally ignore the delicious feeders

Just to say we kept Muscovy ducks, they can fly and are popular domestic birds.

A first for us a Kestral landed in the garden, couldn't get my camera quickly enough, would have been a great picture as it sat on the fence in a snow shower.

I can't compete with a Kestrel in the garden, but I was able to add another tagged Marsh Harrier to my list of birds seen locally.

The other MH is not tagged...just a funny patch on head.

What a lovely day....pity I have to wait in for a man to give me a quote for a new fence.

About 10 red grouse on our local moors, this morning.

Not wildlife, but we also saw the wonderful Tornado steaming into Settle station. Will try to add a couple of photos, taken with the 'phone so not very good.

Had a fabulous afternoon watching what turned out to be 3 Short Eared Owls hunting in two fields at Uphill near Weston-Super-Mare. Originally it looked like only one, until all three started an ariel ballet. Only managed two at a time in shot from a fair distance, but what a surprise to find the three. Hope to return in the next week or so.

Wow, Blue, what an amazing sight! Very envious. 😊😊