Arne-K

Yeah, "pasknäär" in English sounds like "shittybird". Not very pretty. My story about fieldfares (sorry, only in Estonian) https://edasi.org/73247/fotolugu-hallrasta-amps/

Thank you Paul, Vahur, tonbybax 1 and scbwr.

Here in Estonia we now have a real winter, cold and snow. Birds are coming closer to humans habitat in search of food. Here are some of my guests Eurasian magpie European greenfinch Eurasian jay Eu ...

Great set --- hieno setti. Terveiset Virosta. Arne

Meet River Warbler (Locustella fluviatilis).This bird is easy to heard but hard to see, and especially to photograph.River Warbler spends here in Estonia only three midsummer months, lives in ...

Maybe this helps http://www.biofos.com/mft/omd_em1_settings.html Best, Arne

Thanks frogstar.

Common Kingfishers pedicure  :-)

November, the month of Minimalism

Sorry, drop the picture

Olet oikeassa, Birdroyfinn. Eurasian wryneck ( Jynx torquilla), belongs to the woodpecker family too.

Black Woodpecker (Dryocopus martius). Sorry Mikel10, no North American species here  :-)

Wow, that's great!

Torso, found in nature.

Thanks p900learner. Actually it is quite rare, I have now spent five winters in countryside and seen it only in one. It is a bit bigger than Great Spotted and as name says, has a big white patch on ...

Totally agree with you, Woody S. It's always mentally uplifting to see their little gangs inspecting trees one by one, up and down. And their voices! Like silver bells ringing in dark and dull ...

Thank you 1Dx4me.

Thanks, this is an old picture from 2016.

Oh , we don't have even ducks in this time of year. Good luck with tits.

Yes they are. Thank you for your kind words.