#bird in london

[coutelier]

Finally, the True King has arrived in London, vowing to rule with great humility.

At any rate, me and Nevis had a little trip to the capitol. Obviously lots to see in London - maybe some day we'll go back for a guided tour of some sort. On this occasion I've experimented with taking photos with Nevis in the frame, then ones having moved him to the side, later layering and using a background eraser tool. We took in the following sights:

The Globe Theatre, The Tower of London (there were loads of kids around there on school trips, obviously more excited to see Nevis than anything else). We stopped by Australia House so Nevis could get a little taste of his ancestral home, and then visited Sherlock Holmes on Baker Street.

[michaelnordeman]

European Robin/rödhake. Holland Park in London, England (February, 2020).

[maureen2musings]

hobopeeba

[kafkasapartment]

Feeding the Birds in Winter, St James's Park, London, 1919. E.O. Hoppé. Silver gelatin print.

[burkh4rt]

[blondebrainpowered]

Hair comb, about 1902. Designed and made by Henry Wilson, London.

[cardiohiphopgroovesitisthen]

Gale asked Tav for help sorting his inventory

[sherrylephotography]

One of the famous Ravens at the Tower of London.

[thegreatyin]

the world's least normal trio of ambition protagonists

[a-dinosaur-a-day]

[geraldofallon]

Fallen London Species: Ravens

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Pelicans take over a bench in St James’s Park on a mild day in London, UK

Photograph: Vuk Valcic/Zuma Press Wire/Rex/Shutterstock

[michaelnordeman]

Indian Peafowl/påfågel. Holland Park in London, England (February, 2020).

[weakfreak]

Welcome to the britpop!

[burkh4rt]

[undergroundrockpress]

London Transport Bus converted into a mobile boutique Birds Paradise, 1967.