It was a lovely morning in Eastville Park where it was generally warm and occasionally sunny. There was lots of bird activity too with the best being several views of a female kingfisher, mute swans mating and the first of the Canada Geese goslings. There were still no ducklings though. You could also just make out a tawny owl in a nest box on the kingfisher island.
The trees are quite magnificent
If you look closely you can see a tawny owl
The first “babies” I’ve seen in the park this year – Canada geese goslings
I was assured this pike in the lake could probably eat one of the goslings in a mouthful
Mute swans mating (although only the male is above water)
Emerging from the water
… and a tender kiss
A wary mum with her goslings
Close up of the goslings
Female kingfisher
Robin
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