Mistle Thrush (Garden Visitor)

What a brilliant shot Deida.

Lovely pic Deida

Beautiful bird thank you Deida :)

Stunning pic. Deida.. well done :o)

That's it, you complain - what are you playing at, Deida? Put that camera away and top that water up! LOL
Beautiful shot.

Wonderful picture!

You have captured it lovely great close up

Thank's everybody for your nice comments
Wagger ,I blame Goy for my neglect.Sorry Thrushy won't happen again ,promise lol

Lovely photo. Very rarely see thrushes here unfortunately.

Thanks Morgana. We seem to get more and more visitors into the garden
the Thistle Thrush is a new one..and fancy demanding a bath..cheek.lol

lol yes I think they pass the message on he he yes they do become cheeky if they become a regualar.

Thanks Gee
You get Moorhens and Jackdaws ..never seen a Jackdaw in my life..

aww what a bonny bird deida hope you filled the bath up :o))

And made sure the water was at the correct temperature.

and a bit of bubble bath to lol

Thanks Toto, Sandra..special bird soap and lukewarm water

Lovely picture and very clear too.

Thanks Linda
was quite excited seeing a Mistle Thrush in the garden(not a regular visitor)

They are special aren't they Deida. You don't see many these days. People use slug pellets and I can understand why, but it has depleted the stocks for birds.

He's a beauty, you are so lucky having him visit.

Thanks Dawn.glad you liked the picture of my new visitor

Linda , yes they are so special. I blame it on shortage of trees and hedges..
Neighbours and farmers are going berserk in cutting at the moment .My heart bleeds for the birds and wildlife...

Such a lovely bird always a joy to see beautiful pic.. Things are slowly improving Deida fewer use slug pellets and farmers being given subsidies for wild areas and encouraged to put in hedge rows rather than rip them out.

Thanks BB

Youre welcome Deida .. agree many things were done in name of progress but when read how many love wildlife think we can all make a small difference that when joined together ...

The farmers perhaps don't realise that it is the hedgerows that protect their fields from the ravages of the weather. The hedgerows are a haven for the wildlife and mankind has done a lot of damage in unbalancing natures structure so that if continue as we are what will we have left?

Brill photo:o)))

Thanks Clarice