Hi Gunilla, Beautiful photos of Fieldfare. Here in the Netherlands they come in the winter, but i have the not seen last winter. I wish you a very happy Sunday. Best regards, Irma
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i like this bird - so much like our american robin.
ReplyDeleteThank you Theresa!
Deletenästan osynliga när de sitter så där. Snyggt foto. :)
ReplyDeleteTack Monica!
DeleteLovely shots. The Fieldfares will be coming here to the UK in a couple of months time.
ReplyDeleteThank you Adam! Many of our birds will be leaving us soon. Some have already left.
DeleteAh such a little sweetie! :) I love your squirrel in the previous post too. Beautiful shots! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Deb!
Deletea nice capture from you Gunilla; a sweet little bird in there
ReplyDeleteThank you Carole!
DeleteHe's very cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you Marie!
DeleteHi Gunilla,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of Fieldfare.
Here in the Netherlands they come in the winter, but i have the not seen last winter.
I wish you a very happy Sunday.
Best regards, Irma
Thank you Irma! They leave Finland in September-November and many come to winter with you. Have a great Sunday!
DeleteSo so pretty in its natural environs!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and linking up at I'd Rather B Birdin' this weekend.
Thank you for hosting, Anni!
DeleteIts interesting to see an immature like this Gunilla.
ReplyDeleteIn late October many of them will arrive here for the Winter.{:))
Thank you Roy! They'll be coming your way in just a few short months. :)
DeleteBeautiful picture - and it is looks like american robin bird:) must be related!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lana!
DeleteA beautiful bird.
ReplyDeleteThank you Christian!
DeleteVery nice pictures, I like that pretty bird!
ReplyDeleteThank you Leovi!
DeleteI have just had a close encounter with an Australian bird called a Bassian thrush - looks really similar! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you Pete! I had to google the Bassian thrush. The fieldfare will be more grey (head, neck, rump) when asult.
DeleteWhat a nice bird ... kind of shy and well-camouflaged, so you have to look twice to see how handsome he is!
ReplyDeleteYou always have the best header shots. Your town looks enchanting.
Thank you Sallie! I appreciate my old hometown much more now that I don't live there anymore.
DeleteWe see the Fieldfare only in the winter months.
ReplyDeleteNice that you've already spotted him :-)
Thank you Helma!
DeleteNice images of the fledgling. Does closely resemble our robin.
ReplyDeleteThank you Kenneth! Others have said that as well.
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