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| Eurasian Black Cap juvenile (Sylvia atricapilla). |
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| Just checking.... |
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| Nope nobody looking... |
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| Those raspberries look good... |
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| Excellent... |
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| Yum Yum... |
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| Haha, there is no more left for anyone else. |
Birds I have seen in Africa and Europe
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Wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks Marie such a cheeky little chap!! Hope all is well Diane
DeleteAnd he ate the whole thing! Great series!
ReplyDeleteThanks Betty, it was really quite funny watching it. Hope all is well over there. Diane
DeleteLove this series of photos. Gave me a smile.
ReplyDeleteI found it very amusing I must say. Thanks for the comment Diane
DeleteHi Diane - Yummy ... got to let them have their fun too - just enjoy whatever's left for you ... cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteI do not eat them as they give me a guts ache but Nigel loves them, he has certainly had minimal quantities this year 😊 Hope all is well over there, Diane
DeleteEach and every image is precious (and priceless)!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for taking time to share your birds with us at IRBB this weekend.
One of my favourite series of photos, so funny. Thanks for hosting and keep safe.
DeleteThat's a nice looking buffet you set Diane. Can't blame the Blackcap for taking breakfast, lunch and dinner. I reckon you don't mind one bit. Watch out for the Blackbirds though, they will take the lot.
ReplyDeleteThe blackbirds do not seen to have been near them, plenty else in the garden for them to eat. I have in fact seen no other birds near them. Hope the weather has improved over there, if the forecast has it right we might actually get to see summer next week!! Keep safe Diane
DeleteWhat a cutie! He doesn't seem to mind that you are watching :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your link at 'My Corner of the World' this week!
I think it just thought it would show me that it did not care about me, the food was more important.😉 Keep well, Diane
DeleteWhat a wonderful series of photographs!
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid if I had been there, I would have given the Blackcap some competition for those yummy raspberries!
Thanks fro the comment Wally, it was so funny. I do not eat raspberries as they disagree with me but my husband loves them! Have a great week, Diane
DeleteMind blowing post
ReplyDeleteThanks very much. Keep safe, Diane
DeleteHope your summer arrived Diane. I think ours has finished.
ReplyDeleteIt has not arrived yet but anything could happen! Thanks Phil and keep safe, Diane
ReplyDeleteSorry you're not getting much birding or photography done Diane. Just sometimes other things do have to come first. Juggling all the priorities is actually as skilled as the picture taking and none of us get it right all of the time.
ReplyDeleteOur weather has suddenly turned quite autumnal but we are promised another touch of summer soon. We'll see!
Still juggling with the garden and trying to take photos. The problem is I do not have time to edit the photos I am taking!!! Hope all is well with you. Diane
DeleteA blackcap caught red-handed (or red-beaked in this case!) Nice set of pictures.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
PS: sorry for long delay between visits, being in lockdown is not good for me!
Yes cheeky little fellow and that laugh at me at the end....... Keep well and stay safe, Diane
DeleteGREAT shots!
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