Hello JR, These are great photos. The Curruca communis is really beautiful, a species I have never seen before. I wish you a nice Thursday. Greetings Irma
Hola JR,bonitas fotos de estas dos especies que este año han visitado mi zona.Un fuerte abrazo amigo y feliz fin de semana.Un fuerte abrazo amigo y feliz fin de semana.
You have managed very well to catch these small birds with the camera. Not easy especially with the first "törnsångare" as we call it in Sweden. Have it here in my garden during summertime and I here them all days but never seee them decently,, All the best
Hi Roy. The Common Whitethroat nests in Portugal in the summer, it is not resident. The Pied Flycatcher is just a passing migrator. By this time both have already arrived at their wintering places. Greetings, JR
Tiny birds, not especially colourful, but with an abundance of personality. They bring joy to everyone who encounters them.
ResponderEliminarQue pajaritos mas bonitos.
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Hello JR,
ResponderEliminarThese are great photos.
The Curruca communis is really beautiful, a species I have never seen before.
I wish you a nice Thursday.
Greetings Irma
Bonitas imágenes... Saludos
ResponderEliminarHello,
ResponderEliminarWhat a great and wonderful birds. Fantastic how you photograph them. Very well done!!
Greetings, Marco
Hola JR,bonitas fotos de estas dos especies que este año han visitado mi zona.Un fuerte abrazo amigo y feliz fin de semana.Un fuerte abrazo amigo y feliz fin de semana.
ResponderEliminarYou have managed very well to catch these small birds with the camera. Not easy especially with the first "törnsångare" as we call it in Sweden. Have it here in my garden during summertime and I here them all days but never seee them decently,, All the best
ResponderEliminarOlá JR. Parece que muitos dos nossos migrantes de Verão regressam a Portugal
ResponderEliminarHi Roy.
ResponderEliminarThe Common Whitethroat nests in Portugal in the summer, it is not resident.
The Pied Flycatcher is just a passing migrator.
By this time both have already arrived at their wintering places.
Greetings,
JR
Espectacular!!!
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