#bough beech

Ring-necked Pheasant Kent Weald by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: This lovely birds was about 5feet from where i was standing did not move and was happy to be photographed was there for 10 mins then walked away slowly as he carried on eating.

Blue tit Cyanistes caeruleus..Kent Weald by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Blue tits are common, colorful, non-migratory, and highly active in Kentish woodlands and gardens, often seen in areas like Bough Beech on the Kent Weald

"Cold as winter"... Blue Tit @ Bough Beech Kent by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: And it sure been a cold, cold winter And the wind ain't been blowin' from the south It's sure been a cold, cold winter And a lotta love is all burned out

Flock of Sheep @ Bough Beech on the Kent Weald by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Lovely to see on a woodland walk sheep in the fields on Bough Beech no lambs yet but soon! on the Kent Weald..

Wren singing me the song of his people.Kent by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Lovely capture of this little bird on Q with wings out at Bough Beech next to the pond...

Bird Of The Week Number 34: Blue Tit by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Blue tits are among the commonest birds in my garden at any time of year. They are looking at their best at the moment, just before the breeding season. The males are more brightly coloured than the females but this can be difficult to tell unless they are in a pair.