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psilo Bolton, Greater Manc, United Kingdom(Zone 8a) Feb 05, 2004

of my birding Travel diaries online and can be found at :

http://www.cottage-garden-seeds.co.uk/Visits/PenningtonFlash/page1.htm

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Brugie Chariton, IA(Zone 5b) Feb 05, 2004

Great pictures. Love the bull finch. Quite a pretty bird.

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smiln32 Oklahoma City, OK(Zone 7a) Feb 05, 2004

Hey, that's really neat. You have some lovely photos, too.

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rutholive Tonasket, WA(Zone 5a) Feb 05, 2004

Psilo, loved your bird travels pages. I surely would like to go there sometime. The birds we have called by the same name are sometimes very differen--robin, and goldfinch especially. Here the mudhens-coots are not held in high esteem as they eat so many other baby ducks. Thanks so much for sharing with us. Donna

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kooger Oostburg, WI(Zone 5b) Feb 05, 2004

Really a nice collection of photos. I enjoyed them all!

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barbi Granbury, TX(Zone 7b) Feb 05, 2004

What a wonderful web site you have!

Thank you for a glimpse of your world.

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elsie Feb 05, 2004

Psilo, your photos are wonderful!

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Dea Frederick, MD(Zone 6a) Feb 05, 2004

The photos are wonderful! Thanks!

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psilo Bolton, Greater Manc, United Kingdom(Zone 8a) Feb 05, 2004

My pleasure everyone. Im glad that you liked them. People keep asking me where I go to do my photography or just to watch birds and the answer is many places!! I hope to add many more sites in the future.

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Ponditis Lincoln City, OR(Zone 9a) Feb 06, 2004

Great idea! I loved my tour of the United Kingdom. Thanks

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MaryE Baker City, OR(Zone 5b) Feb 07, 2004

I really enjoyed the bird watching tour without getting my feet muddy! I was thinking just what Donna said, we have robins and goldfinches that look quite different from the British varieties. I hope you get to visit the same place when the young ducks and geese are hatched. Keep that camera handy.

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psilo Bolton, Greater Manc, United Kingdom(Zone 8a) Feb 07, 2004

Dont worry Mary I intend to visit Martinmere often and watch those babies growing up! I know with the American Robin it was named by a british coloniser who was reminded of our robin when he saw it but the gold finches are quite different too. I have alot more photos to upload so do visit again )

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MaryE Baker City, OR(Zone 5b) Feb 08, 2004

I'll be sure to do that, thank you.

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