Great shot! I just posted today that our brown thrasher’s eggs have hatched, and checking new posts, I saw yours on the same bird species!
Your pictures are much better than mine. :-). I had a hard time getting a decent shot of the chicks with Mama causing a ruckus near my head.
I have a pair nesting in our huge Holly bush. I am hoping they have little ones. Not sure I’ll be brave enough to capture a close up!
How amazing Kathy, when I saw your heading for this post I thought it was another email from the men’s group in our church advertising their breakfast next month, as I just received it before yours and it is titled the same! I only hope they don’t serve grubs there, though I will be in London when it is on:-)
Enjoy London! And hope you get some good grub there. 😉
Gorgeous shot! What a beauty! The early bird gets the worm! 🙂
Indeed! This fellow has been feasting in my front lawn.
Great shot, will post a photo of prinia soon from south africa, except for size they look a lot alike.
Love it! (and was the “grub”/grub pun intentional? 😉 )
Yep…pun was very much intentional. 🙂
what a great shot, Kathy! They are such secretive birds around here — I don’t think I have ever gotten a clean (no branches covering the face) shot.
Backyard Bird Nerd 
Great photo! 🙂
Sweet shot!!
Thank you!
Great shot! I just posted today that our brown thrasher’s eggs have hatched, and checking new posts, I saw yours on the same bird species!
Your pictures are much better than mine. :-). I had a hard time getting a decent shot of the chicks with Mama causing a ruckus near my head.
I have a pair nesting in our huge Holly bush. I am hoping they have little ones. Not sure I’ll be brave enough to capture a close up!
How amazing Kathy, when I saw your heading for this post I thought it was another email from the men’s group in our church advertising their breakfast next month, as I just received it before yours and it is titled the same! I only hope they don’t serve grubs there, though I will be in London when it is on:-)
Enjoy London! And hope you get some good grub there. 😉
Gorgeous shot! What a beauty! The early bird gets the worm! 🙂
Indeed! This fellow has been feasting in my front lawn.
Great shot, will post a photo of prinia soon from south africa, except for size they look a lot alike.
Love it! (and was the “grub”/grub pun intentional? 😉 )
Yep…pun was very much intentional. 🙂
what a great shot, Kathy! They are such secretive birds around here — I don’t think I have ever gotten a clean (no branches covering the face) shot.