Bird id

[poacher]

Anybody know what this bird is, I`ve come up with serrin but I could be wrong.

1 http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/IMG_0571_done_redone_reclean_resize.jpg

[CT]

Yellowhammer!

Lucky git! :D

[DiddyDave]

'Lucky git' ???

What a Yellowhammer is a lucky git for being a Yellowhammer?

I saw an Egret today on the Humber bank - was he/she a lucky git too?

LOL

[BRASH]

CT nailed it. Female Yellowhammer also known as yellow bunting. Thousands of them up here:thumbs:

[CT]

Not so common here -they're a regular visitor at the Cannock Chase Feeding Station, but not regular enough to guarantee bagging one.

[Magpie70]

Nice shot, I love these birds at the moment, very bright plumage.

[poacher]

Thank you all for the id, how could I not recognise a yellowhammer, my favorite bird when I was a child. where I live I can atract goldfinches, greenfinches, bluetits, coaltits,and thats about it.

[Venomator]

Thank you all for the id, how could I not recognise a yellowhammer, my favorite bird when I was a child.


Probably because that is the female and you would most likely have memories of the much brighter, yellower and generally more striking male sitting on top of a bush singing its heart out for a bit of bread without cheese ... :D


Nice shot though ... :thumbs:






:p

[Cuddy]

Cracking pic of a Yellowhammer/

[Trev Rich]

DEFINATELY A YELLOW HAMMER!!

I know this cos everyone else says it is:lol::lol::cuckoo:

[Jelster]

where I live I can atract goldfinches, greenfinches, bluetits, coaltits,and ......

Yeah yeah, no need to brag... :nono:

I can offer sparrows, starlings, robins and greenfinches are considered exotic....

It must be at least 2 weeks since you've posted a kite, have they all gone away ? :lol:

Steve