By Bernie Bell There was a female Linnet perched on the Cotoneaster in front of the house A male arrived and started to feed her. Apparently, this is part of their courtship/breeding behaviour…. By the time Mike got his camera, the feeding had stopped and they were just perching amicably together on the Cotoneaster You learn something…
There was a female Linnet perched on the Cotoneaster in front of the house
A male arrived
and started to feed her. Apparently, this is part of their courtship/breeding behaviour….
By the time Mike got his camera, the feeding had stopped and they were just perching amicably together on the Cotoneaster
You learn something new every day.
PS Yesterday morning, there was a pair of Greenfinches perched in the top branches of a Sycamore in the garden. The female was fluttering her wings and the male was perched slightly above her, feeding her. So, hopefully – more Greenfinches!
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