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Long-tailed tit, feather dance, West Park

16 March 2016 by David

Long-tailed tit, feather dance

Long-tailed tit, possibly a male, displaying by carrying a feather which was almost as long as it was, and trying to impress two other birds. All just a few yards from the bridge over West Park lake a couple of days ago.

Long-tailed tit, feather dance

Categories David
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