#Dunnock

[marissasketch]

Study of a very round little Dunnock 🪶

[besidethepath]

Spring - even the usually very secretive dunnock comes out of hiding

[michaelnordeman]

Dunnock/järnsparv. Värmland, Sweden (April 7, 2017).

[heather-rajendran]

Dunnock (Prunella modularis) photos I took 23/06/2024, Fairburn Ings, West Yorkshire, UK

[dansnaturepictures]

22nd December 2024: Views including pines and blue sky, Dunnock and Chaffinch feeding together on a stump with seed on and foxglove leaves at Bolderwood in the New Forest.

Coal Tit, Marsh Tit, Great Tit, Buzzard, Robin, Song Thrush, common male fern, gorse and New Forest Pony seen really well were other highlights on the great walk today with Goldfinch, Feral Pigeon and Woodpigeon good to see at home. Another precious weekend in nature.

[longingforrotkehlchen]

I finally found again the only Heckenbraunelle in Stuttgart. It's been a long way for both of us. Look at him now: a grown-up, handsome, singing trouper.

(I've been waiting for almost 4 years to follow up on this joke). 🥲

Heckenbraunelle (dunnock) auf der Karlshöhe, Stuttgart-Süd.

[teepeecider]

Birds of Beau Vista Orchard - the Dunnock. We have them nesting in boxes at present. They are small brown birds that were introduced from England into multiple regions of New Zealand around 1865 by Acclimatisation Societies. It was thought by the settlers that dunnocks could be used to control the numbers of insect pests in orchards being insectivorous birds . They are found throughout the country from sea level to subalpine scrub, in orchards, farms, suburban gardens, scrub and forest.#ornithology #birds #orchard #dunnock #apples #NewZealand

[unkn0wnvariable]

Dunnock

A dunnock perched on a branch above the path, at Titchmarsh nature reserve.

[corvidaemnit]

I made this abomination because of the tiktok trend you’re welcome

you can watch it on tiktok here

[calochortus]

Dunnock 1 by Philip Taylor Via Flickr: One of three dunnocks seen searching for food on a frosty morning.

[aisphotostuff]

Hedgerow Wildlife - Dunnock @ Rspb Titchwell Norfolk by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: This is a land of wild saltmarsh, fed by natural springs and fronting a vast, sandy beach. Take a seat among wildflowers, and watch the comings and goings of thousands of wild birds.Tucked on the north coast of Norfolk, between the villages of Titchwell and Thornham, Titchwell Marsh is blessed with diverse habitats. Explore reedbeds, saltmarsh and freshwater lagoons where Avocets, Bearded Tits and Marsh Harriers nest. There's also a wide sandy beach here.

[besidethepath]

Normally the agricultural fields here are tidy and therefore often monotonous, but sometimes wonderful anarchy reigns. And then the harvest helpers arrive - despite the shortage of skilled workers.

[michaelnordeman]

Dunnock/järnsparv. Värmland, Sweden (April 3, 2021).

[witchcatcreations]

Please enjoy this lovely little round fellow! This is a dunnock speedpaint done for The Bird Whisperer Challenge in September <3

As a fun bonus, here's the short timelapse for everyone too!

[dansnaturepictures]

22nd April 2024: Dunnock, Green Woodpecker, views, broad-leaved clover, Blackbird, bluebells, daisies and dandelions and Great Crested Grebes including a chick and the fish in the adult's mouth at Lakeside Country Park and home today.

Great views of Blackcap, Long-tailed Tit, Great Tit, Moorhen, Tufted Ducks, Grey Squirrel and hawthorn, vetch, cuckooflower and loads of buttercups were other highlights today.

Just a quick note to say that I'll be taking a bit of a break from daily posts as I'm off work from Friday with us heading off on an exciting wild trip away next week and with preparation for that and some other great things I've got a busy three evenings to come between now and Friday. I may do a bit a brief round up post of lunch time etc. photos and sightings from the next three days if I get time on Thursday and possibly once or twice in the time off, but if not I shall certainly do a few posts about the next couple of weeks as I get back into daily posting afterwards. Have a good couple of weeks all.

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