GREY WAGTAIL(MOTACILLA CINEREA)
YELLOW WAGTAIL(MOTACILLA FLAVIA)
PIED WAGTAIL(MOTACILLA ALBA)
PIED WAGTAIL(MOTACILLA ALBA)
PIED WAGTAIL IN LARGE CASE
ALBINO PIED WAGTAIL
YELLOW WAGTAIL,A NESTING BIRD OF ARABLE FARMLAND,
YELLOW WAGTAIL
TREE PIPIT(ANTHUS TRIVALIS)
MEADOW PIPIT
YELLOW WAGTAIL SUMMER VISITOR
YELLOW WAGTAIL
PAIR OF RED-BACKED SHRIKES WITH WRYNECK AND WARBLERS
RED-BACKED SHRIKE(LANIUS COLLURIO)NOW CRITICALLY ENDANGERED IN BRITAIN,RIGHT AT THE EXTREME OF THIS BIRDS RANGE,HARRIED BY EGG COLLECTORS IN BRECKLAND AND CHANGES IN AGRICULTURAL USE OF CHALKLAND,THORN THICKETS,LOWLAND HEATHS AND NOW ONLY A FEW BREED IN SELECT SITES IN SCOTLAND WITH THE ODD RARITY BREEDING IN EAST ANGLIA,MOST BIRDS SEEN ARE MIGRANTS OR SCOTTISH YOUNGSTERS HEADING FOR AFRICA IN SEPTEMBER
MALE RED-BACKED SHRIKE
WOODCHAT SHRIKE
GREAT GREY SHRIKE A BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN VISITOR TO UK
RED-BACKED SHRIKE
GREAT GREY SHRIKE(LANIUS EXCUBITOR)WITH WILLOW WARBLER PREY,SLIGHTLY SMALLER THAN BLACKBIRD,WINTER VISITOR TO BRITAIN,WITH ABOUT AN AVERAGE OF 40 BIRDS WITH A FEW MORE ARRIVING IN SPRING,WITH AN AVERAGE OF 75 BIRDS PER YEAR SEEN.
GREAT-GREY SHRIKE
FEMALE RED-BACKED SHRIKE
RED-BACKED SHRIKE FEMALE
GREAT GREY SHRIKE
LESSER-GREY SHRIKE
ASIAN SHRIKE
SHRIKE PAIR
WOODLARK(LULLULA ARBOREA)
WOODLARK
SKYLARK AND WOODLARK RE-CASED
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