Whooper swan at Welney, Norfolk
WWT Welney has large numbers of whooper swans like the one above, arriving from Iceland from mid October.
Below are some of the birds seen around the East Anglian landscape
Kingerfisher waits in the Winter Sunshine for a fish to pass by in the water below.
Great tit
Jackdaw
Longtailed tit looking for cobwebs for nest building
Rudder Darter dragonfly, Welney, Norfolk
Autumn is a great time to see many late flying dragonflies, like this Ruddy darter at WWT Welney, Norfolk.
Blue tit on Hawthorn
Blue tit on hawthorn
Sparrowhawk waiting on our garden birdfeeders
Visiting Sparrowhawk to our garden in January and February 2014
Waiting for a meal
The sparrowhawk waited on our feeders for it’s next meal.
Mute Swans coming in to Land at WWT Welney
Pair of Mute Swans landing
Pair of Mute Swans landing
Male Great spotted woodpecker
Grey Squirrel on the lookout for other watching squirrels
Grelags and canada geese landing at WWT Welney
Waxwing feeding on apples
Common frog in the garden
Kingfisher sitting in the winter sunshine
A pair of hares facing off
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