Tuesday 26 November 2013

A Weekend in Suffolk

Visiting friends in Suffolk is always a treat and some nice weather this weekend meant some good walking was to be had. I was hoping to get a few pics of Red Deer which can be seen around Westleton and Dunwich heaths. There weren't many birds around but after a while we did find around 6-8 DARTFORD WARBLERS a couple of crests and 2 COAL TITS on Dunwich Heath, none of them wanted to stay put for long, I managed to add LESSER REDPOLL, BRAMBLING and MEADOW PIPITS flew over. FIELDFARES and REDWINGS were sparse with only 3 REDWING and about 15 FILEDFARE seen all weekend.
We found Red Deer on both days but just one of them let me close enough for some pics, the rest were a fair way away. Here are a couple of pics from the weekend.
Green Wood on our friends lawn

Red Deer 'teenagers'

Red Deer

Red Deer, looked at us now and then whilst eating

Coal Tit

'Coal Tit finds caterpillar'

6 comments:

Warren Baker said...

Like them Red Deer shots Alan :-) Not many winter thrushes about anywhere then by the sound of it!

Greenie said...

Alan ,
Must get back up there again soon . Like the Red Deer shots .

Helma said...

Amaiiiii ..... You have the green woodpecker. What a winner Alan! Also you another evogels are super. Magnificent red deer with beautiful colors. The Great Tit is a sweetie :-)
Greetings, Helma

Our photos said...

Beautiful are your photos!
Greetings from Holland!

Lou Mary said...

Lovely red deer shots and coal tit feeding shot!

Noushka said...

Great shots of the young stags, always such a thrill to watch them and manage great pics like these!
I envy your green pecker, this one eludes me big time!! LOL!
Cheers, Alan!