Look at my new visitor by rosiekind

Look at my new visitor

I couldn't believe my eyes when I looked out of the kitchen window. I don't think I've ever had a fieldfare in my garden before. He stayed for several hours and was quite bossy towards the blackbirds chasing them away from the food that was falling to the ground from the bird table. I wondered what new birds I could possibly see but there was more to come. Have a look in my other albums to see what they are.

Thanks for getting all 4 of my images on PP yesterday. You really are most kind.
Brilliant, I’ve never had one in the garden but I did manage a photo, just once! Fav
March 1st, 2018  
Another beauty! Wonderful capture!
March 1st, 2018  
Snap, Rosie!! 😀 I'll post mine tomorrow. I'd never seen one before. It was sitting in my apple tree this afternoon. I had to check my RSPB book, as I didn't recognise it. The book says they do come into gardens in severe weather, looking for food. Fav!! 😀
March 1st, 2018  
He looks lovely, wonder how big they are in comparison to say the Blackbird!
March 1st, 2018  
how delightful.
March 1st, 2018  
Beautiful little fellow :)
March 1st, 2018  
Me too! I had three fieldfares in my garden today for first time! Fabulous to see these new visitors! Hope they come back tomorrow! Gorgeous capture! Fav!
March 1st, 2018  
@happypat About the same size as a blackbird. He’s puffed up in this shot to keep himself warm. They are a member of the thrush family
March 1st, 2018  
Another bird I've not seen in my garden, lovely bird and capture Rosie:)
March 1st, 2018  
Great capture
March 2nd, 2018  
Poor little birdie looks cold. Cute capture, Rosie.
March 2nd, 2018  
Great image of this bird! And I thought the surprise you were going to describe was the snow!
March 2nd, 2018  
Great shot.
March 2nd, 2018  
What a pretty bird
March 2nd, 2018  
@carolmw @pamknowler Well ladies - you can add me to the list too! We've had them visiting for the first time here in Suffolk! What a super shot of these unusual garden visitors.
March 2nd, 2018  
Fabulous. We’ve got them in our garden too for the first time. It’s exciting isn’t it.
March 3rd, 2018  
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