Un inverno facile.

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Lo scorso inverno e’ stato “facile” per i piccoli uccellini qui nel sud Finlandia:  hanno trovato cibo dappertutto senza problemi di neve alta o ghiaccio.  Di conseguenza le visite al nostro cortile dove abbiamo approntato come sempre i semi di girasole per loro,  sono diminuite…  Nelle foto qui sopra una femmina di Ciuffolotto (Pyrrhula pyrrhula).  In finnico:  Punatulkku.

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Questi invece sono  Organetti (Acanthis flammea).  In finnico:  Urpiainen.

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Mentre queste le conoscete bene:  sono le Cinciarelle (Cyanistes caeruleus).  In finnico:  Sinitiainen.

An easy Winter.           

Last winter was quite “easy” for the little birds in southern Finland:  they could find food easily everywhere,  due to lack of high snow and ice.  Consequently,  they did not visit our feeders massively…  Anyway sunflower seeds and nuts were always there for them.

In the forst shots above:  a female of Eurasian bullfinch (Pyrrhula pyrrhula).  In Finnish:  Punatulkku.

In the middle shots:  a flock of Common redpoll  (Acanthis flammea).  In Finnish:  Urpiainen.

Finally,  some birds you already know:  the Eurasian blue tit  (Cyanistes caeruleus).  In Finnish:  Sinitiainen.

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Linked to:  Makrotex Challenge.  My Corner of the World.

58 thoughts on “Un inverno facile.”

  6. Wonderful photos ❤ We have had also a few visits of punatulkku and constant visitors are blackbirds / mustarastas. They drive my cat Sissi crazy while bouncing on the ground. Happy Easter!

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  10. Che belli gli uccellini 🙂 giusto la scorsa settimana sono arrivate, come ogni anno, le cinciarelle a fare il nido in un buco del muro della facciata di casa mia. Speriamo sia finalmente arrivata la primavera!

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  21. Qui, purtroppo, le rondini non si vedono da molti anni. Speriamo che, per la riduzione dell’inquinamento a causa della pandemia, possano tornare presto anche loro 😊

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  42. We are seeing more and more birds returning to Washington State as we going on our neighbourhood walking trips. Of course, my favourite is the robin. It’s an early arrival that signals better weather is on the way. – Margy

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