Pictures of Wildlife.

Here’s a picture of some kangaroos, taken on my recent trip to Australia.

 

Having only just hooked up my birdbox camera system for the 2019 season, I'm not sure how far this female great tit has got with the egg laying phase.
We only catch a glimpse of 2 or 3 eggs at a time, but there could be 6-8 eggs hidden within the nest. After all, she does not want to warm them up and start the incubation phase until all have been laid.

 

Wild turkeys in suburban New Jersey this afternoon.

 

Came across this when gardening - nearly perfect camouflage!

 

One taken by my son David on the Leeds Liverpool canal at Halsall, Lancashire.

 

Pheasant (thanks to Tony) ,Stanton Lacey graveyard,Shropshire

 

... or female pheasant
Pheasants & Partridges | Bird Family Overview - The RSPB

 

Tony I have just cancelled my membership of the RSPB

 

No, no, no .... pheasants need all the support they can get!
Pheasant

 

Tony your right I am a Peasant

 

Could be worse:
http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~mentor01/song.htm

 

Possibly a flamingo in winter plumage!

 

Don't you start mate

 

Might be a quail?

 

Ok I think I need to review the quality of my identification

However this is deffo a Muntjac deer in Cassiobury Park,Watford

 

Sunbathing

 

Goldfinch on a suburban farm nw London

 

Barnacle Goose and Canada Goose together suburban farm nw London

 

Two regular visitors each evening.

 

The wolve definitely is back in Holland - over the past year or so there have been several sightings of lonely wolves that entered Holland from Germany and after a while disappeared again across the border, but now three young puppies have been spotted on the Veluwe (the wooded area to the north of Arnhem).

Video images show three young wolves exploring nature. Experts confirm that it is indeed wolves. This is the first time in two centuries that wolves were born in the wild in the Netherlands.

3 jonge wolven op de Veluwe