Gualdalhorce-mouth near Málaga
November 12 2009
This immature male black-redstart also friendly enough stayed there:
But buzzing with excitement were the monk parakeets and …
… the starlings:
The reason for that was this booted eagle, which calmly made his rounds:
By and by all calmed down again and also the cormorants again took their seat on the trees:
A sandpiper looking for food as well as …
… this young common ringed plover:
Well, and who is that? A common snipe!
Such a beautiful bird!
We all had been enthralled how she posed there with her long beak:
Common snipe and wagtail … an idyll! I am so thankful, that I understand to appreciate these moments in life!
Back on the footpath to the car I met this heron on the river, who …
… directly in front of my eyes made such a perfect landing:
"Well done, isn´t it!?"
The young heron obviously was very satisfied and happy and me too, that I was able to see such lovely scenes from the life of the feathered friends!
Best regards
Birgit Kremer