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More views of the Compton waxwings

12 January 2013 by David

Waxwings, Compton

More pictures from the group of waxwings by the canal
at Compton last week.

Waxwings, Compton

Most of the group resting high in an alder.

Waxwings, Compton

One perched in a hawthorn, as another lands.

Waxwings, Compton

The same two birds, their crests and wings showing well.

Categories David
Compton waxwing eating rosehips
January viburnum flowers
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