Periparus ater

The rest of the week has some activity/event and we need to get ready for going down to the NEC for Sunday and Monday.   Blip opportunities could be few and far between as I rush from one thing to another.

So my fall back position.  Birds!  This Coal Tit is an example of what is becoming the commonest species at our feeders.  Which in its self is interesting as they are normally fairly solitary chasing other individuals away from the feeders.   Populations have thankfully remained stable for the last 40 years or so following a rapid increase during the late 60s and 70s.

Just for my own record CC has found a Robin's nest in the Ivy