Great to hear of the relative abundance. Would have been a lifer for me so I would have very much enjoyed being along with you. At least I get to enjoy it via the pictures. Great job!
A super set of images, John, and I'm delighted to hear that these birds seem to be doing well. For me, the female is prettier than the male, although not so strikingly marked.
Hi John, Wow, one of the most beautiful buntings! So colorful! Great photos, you were lucky to see a couple! (I saw a male Cirl Bunting in Greece, last year) Best regards, Maria
Great to hear of the relative abundance. Would have been a lifer for me so I would have very much enjoyed being along with you. At least I get to enjoy it via the pictures. Great job!
ReplyDeleteI've only seen them once in Devon but it was a memorable sight to see. Looks like you had good views and a nice set of images too.
ReplyDeleteA super set of images, John, and I'm delighted to hear that these birds seem to be doing well. For me, the female is prettier than the male, although not so strikingly marked.
ReplyDeletewith my best wishes to you both - - - Richard
sweeties
ReplyDeleteWho gets to name these beauties? I'll just stick with 'pretty little bird'
Fantastic the Cirl Bunting, I never seen one, more the pity. Your photos are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful bird. Superb photos. Have a nice evening.
ReplyDeleteAwesome bird. It would be nice to see and photograph the bird.
ReplyDeleteHi John,
ReplyDeleteWow, one of the most beautiful buntings!
So colorful! Great photos, you were lucky to see a couple!
(I saw a male Cirl Bunting in Greece, last year)
Best regards, Maria
Hello
ReplyDeletePerfect pictures look very nice
great series
Greetings Frank
Magnificent!!! beautiful images .. Well done .. Regards
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