Local parks are a great place to see wildlife up close.
On a visit to a suburban park a little outside my local area I was very encouraged to see how much local volunteers were doing to provide information about the wildlife in the park and just as pleased to see that the information boards were being respected and not covered in graffiti.
It was also very encouraging to see how many people were showing a genuine interested in the birds.
Lesser black-backed gullMallards at this time of the year are quite dull but their plumage is still very attractiveHands on with feeding the pigeonsCormorant drying its wings after a fishing tripNothing like a good flapA big surge to get out of the waterMore colour than you thinkA good place to have a scratch Demonstration od agility and balancePlenty of swans and cygnets in the parkBlack-headed gullPigeons doing a circuit of the lake to find a new source of people feeding them seeds – there were plenty of options. Everyone now seems to know not to feed them bread.
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6 responses to “30th July 2025 – St George Park, Bristol”
Great shots!
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Thanks Michael
Martin Tayler Martin’s bird and nature blog: https://martinsbirdblog.com/
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You’re welcome, Martin.
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A lovely post, Martin. I do enjoy watching cormorants drying off in the sunshine. Have a super weekend.
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Thanks, Robbie. A good start with my birthday yesterday 😊
Martin Tayler
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Happy birthday 💝
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