Showing posts with label pheasant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pheasant. Show all posts

Monday, April 16, 2007

Birds and Bees

Days in the high 60s and sunny. Birds building nests in trees once again green. Bees, mysteriously disappearing around the world, in abundance and fond of paying building dwellers a surprise visit through an open window. The ice cream truck ringing its bell and playing its song down our street. Spring in Cambridge is lovely.

Song thrush on Llamas Land

Blackbird got the worm.

Chaffinch and song thrush on Llamas Land.

Pheasant on Grantchester Meadows.

House (or tree) sparrow in our backyard.

Ice cream truck on Owlstone Road
Dogwood (pretty sure) in bloom.

Roadside flowers at corner of Trumpington and Brooklands near Botanic Gardens.

Tuesday, January 30, 2007

The Return of the Pheasant

He's back! Actually, he's been showing up every day to eat the seeds that fall out of the bird feeders in the trees. He announces his arrival with a "korr kok." Click here to listen: http://www.garden-birds.co.uk/birds/pheasant.htm#Voice.