A young robin, still calling for food.
 Now fledged and able to fly, this blackbird has survived the high risk period after coming out of the next.
 The camouflage works well when the moth is on a cabbage tree. Just not on our curtains.
 On the next visit to the white-fronted tern colony there was now a hatchling at one of the nests. I watched it being fed, then the parents changed roles and the sitting bird flew off, leaving its mate with the chick.
 The pond has goldfish in it - hence the fence to keep paws out. Simba loves to watch them swim around even though they are safely out of reach.
 Variable oystercatchers seem to prefer mussels, although that may be down to them being easier to open. This one cleaned out every last morsel from the shell.
 An adult black-backed gull flanked by two immature black backed gulls. The mottled brown youngsters get progressively lighter with each moult until they achieve their adult black and white plumage at three years.
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