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| Common swift |
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| Red kite |
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| Red kite (couldn't choose one to post) |
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| (Eurasian) jackdaw (not sure why my best photo is with my phone) |
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| The male pigeons were showing off today |
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| And a (Eurasian) collared dove was getting in on the action (or hopes of action) too |
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| He kept trying - without apparent success |
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| A European robin came to see what we were doing |
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| A quick snap at an interesting fly-by proved to be a common kestrel with something (perhaps) tasty to eat |
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| A young common starling... |
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| ...brought the drama |
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| Dunnock |
Also seen but not photographed: carrion crows, magpies, common blackbirds (probably nesting in near the feeders) and western (a.k.a. common) house martins. Thanks to my only-recent keeping of such a list, many of these (except those that have made it to the US, or ones I saw in South Korea) are new to my life-list.
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