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| In early May they started to build. Although most material fell or was blown down by the wind, they did not give up, which is why I called them Ms and Mr Sisyphos. |
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| But finally they made it. By now |
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| Lady Redstart |
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| and Mr Redstart are feeding their offspring. |
Bravo little birds! It was tough but, at least in Seanhenge, they'll get plenty of worms for the little ones. Not like in Asphalt City.
ReplyDeleteI like that metapher: 'Asphalt City'.
DeleteYes, there are currently robins, black redstarts, wagtails, chiffchaffs, blackbirds, different tits, starlings, goldfinchs, nuthatchs, sparrows and some more living in and around Seanhenge.
I am enjoying wonderful concerts every day.
Ah, at QuiScottie Quastle it is Rooks, Jackdaws, Magpies, Wood Pigeon, Blackbirds, Dunnocks, Swifts, Swallows a Woodpecker, unidentified colourful Finches and Tits and at least one magnificent Heron - surviving dinosaurs all (oh and the bats at dusk). Awesome aviators, all fed by the seeds cast by Dulcinea
DeleteOh yes, woodpeckers, magpies, pigeons, crows. And they are eating us literally the hair off our heads (German idiom, if correctly translated).
DeleteKind regards to Dulcinea.
Beautiful birds. They cause my heart to sing :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely to imagine that.
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