Lost?

Fairy wren (not sure which one, probably a Splendid Fairy Wren). Possibly a juvenile.

Not really lost, but the expression on his face made it seem he was looking for his mum ... Silly anthropomorphism, huh?

Annalia S., Special K, , Helena Ferreira and 19 other people have particularly liked this photo

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Pam J ^club

He is handsome.. and I am politically incorrect as I happily anthropmorphise !!!

7 years ago.

Old Owl ^club has replied to Pam J ^club

Yeah, I am the same, Pam. As far as I'm concerned, my dog speaks human just as well as I do; the magpies which gather in a family group in the back garden gossip and fratch just like all families do. Who's to say we are wrong?

7 years ago.

Jeff Farley

A superb image OO and many thanks for posting to Fur, Fin and Feather.

7 years ago.

Old Owl ^club has replied to Jeff Farley

Thanks, Jeff. Glad to be able to post in your group.

7 years ago.

William Sutherland ^club

Exquisite capture!

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7 years ago.

Roger (Grisly) ^club

Delightful image of a lovely little bird in a natural habitat.

7 years ago.

Old Owl ^club has replied to Roger (Grisly) ^club

Thank you, Roger. They are very small birds and, despite the bright blue tail, are difficult to see in the undergrowth. They also move darned fast! Thanks, also for your visit.

7 years ago.