A quick visit to Warnham
Hi everyone! This morning I went to Warnham Nature Reserve which is only about 10 minutes away from me, for a quick visit to see what was there. I was hoping the snow which had fallen last night and in the morning was going to stay to add a nice winter effect to my photos, but by the time I had got ready to go out it had almost all melted! :)
There was a lots of birds around because of the freezing weather and they were much more visible because of the bare trees.
On and around the feeders there was a flock a goldfinches which were making a lot noise, a few long-tailed tits flitting around the trees and 4 black birds, 2 female and 2 male.
There were also lots of blue and great tits, along with 2 coal tits who were displaying to each other.
On and around the feeders there was a flock a goldfinches which were making a lot noise, a few long-tailed tits flitting around the trees and 4 black birds, 2 female and 2 male.
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| Male blackbird |
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| Goldfinch |
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| Blue tit |
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| Coal tit |
My highlight of the day was seeing a little wren that came really close to the hide.
There was also a robin that was singing its heart out! :)
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| Robin |
On the lake there was 3 cormorant, a grey heron, 5 teal and 6 mallard. I was quite surprised to see this much in only an hour.
Thanks for reading!
that's so close to my sisters boarding school called Christs hospital i go there sometimes, its great!
ReplyDeleteI go to Warnham most weekends as its only a 10 minute drive from where I live in Crawley. Its really great in the Winter when the feeders attract many different birds and in the summer I regularly see a Kingfisher! :)
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