No problem, Colin! Also her mum is lovely and I like the photo so much. Of course couldn't find any visible ring and jesse!! :-)) Happy Cathy is doing very well. Waiting for some pic of her.. ;-)
Hi Colin, I'm delighted to hear all is well with 010. I'm relieved to hear the picture is the adult female - I was poring intently at it wondering why the wings both looked perfect and why I couldn't see the ring on the leg! Is there any way an observer can tell the sex of a bird from a picture or do you tell in the field by the size of the bird? I love your other set of photos, the kingfishers. I live by water (the Wendover Arm of the Grand Union Canal) and on very rare occasions see that magic flash of irridescent blue shoot past. I kid myself, but I chose a kingfisher motif on my house name sign. Sue in Bucks
Well hopefully we will see a photo of Cathy flying soon then? Nice pictures Colin, but of course we would not expect anything different from you. Happy New Year to you and your family. These birds look so spectacular in flight. I think in flight is my favourite way to see them. Thanks for sharing Colin.
That’s really true, great post; I’ve also searching that and discover newer and more effective ideas as well as of great help for others.You must have done good research for the work, i appreciate your efforts. peregrine
Great! You and Cathy and she flying so well, all is great with you two! :D
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Great! Thanks so much, Colin, for your wonderful care of Cathy. She looks so healthy and happy.
ReplyDeleteSorry its the wrong Photo, cathy is doing very well, but the photo loaded is her mum.Sorry for the confusion.
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Colin
No problem, Colin! Also her mum is lovely and I like the photo so much. Of course couldn't find any visible ring and jesse!! :-))
ReplyDeleteHappy Cathy is doing very well.
Waiting for some pic of her.. ;-)
Hi Colin, I'm delighted to hear all is well with 010. I'm relieved to hear the picture is the adult female - I was poring intently at it wondering why the wings both looked perfect and why I couldn't see the ring on the leg! Is there any way an observer can tell the sex of a bird from a picture or do you tell in the field by the size of the bird? I love your other set of photos, the kingfishers. I live by water (the Wendover Arm of the Grand Union Canal) and on very rare occasions see that magic flash of irridescent blue shoot past. I kid myself, but I chose a kingfisher motif on my house name sign.
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Well hopefully we will see a photo of Cathy flying soon then? Nice pictures Colin, but of course we would not expect anything different from you. Happy New Year to you and your family. These birds look so spectacular in flight. I think in flight is my favourite way to see them. Thanks for sharing Colin.
ReplyDeleteThat’s really true, great post; I’ve also searching that and discover newer and more effective ideas as well as of great help for others.You must have done good research for the work, i appreciate your efforts.
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