It was certainly the season of mists this morning when I rolled up at Middlebere hoping to see a Ring Ouzel, only to find I couldn't see my hand in front of my face. When the sun eventually burnt it off I could see it was also the season of mellow fruitfulness as branches bowed under the weight of Rowan, Hawthorn and Blackberries.
I managed to miss the spring passage of Ring Ouzel so catching up with the one above today more than made up for that. A hearty crop of Rowan berries kept it happy, as it fed with a flock of Mistle Thrush, Song Thrush and Blackbird, plus a few Bullfinch.
I continue to be amazing and enchanted by the quality of your pictures.
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Quality pics mate.
ReplyDeleteCheers Brett, thought I should up my game after someone accused me of posting 'dross' ;-)
DeleteI never knew a "Rowan" was a berry...
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