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So far, a very rare species in Poland, small bird, smaller than a sparrow. Its body mass is dozen or so grams with a wingspan of 25 centimeters. Redpolls are characteristic for northern parts of Europe and Northern America. In Poland it is rarely spotted, but in Montreal area, in parks, according to my observations and pictures, it is the most common and least timid bird, easy to photograph. Every presented picture of this species so far was taken there. I hope it does not concern any other of our birds, though, to take a photo of a bustard, once occuring in Greater Poland, you would probably have to go to Spain, where the biggest population of this biggest flying bird on earth is. Time will show, maybe I will present them to you.
Last minute news – 02/2014 New Zealand
So far I did not manage to photograph redpolls In Poland. In New Zealand, when I was photographing the Weka and the Dunnock, suddenly, in the morning, I saw the Redpoll nearby. And so were taken a few pictures of this bird in New Zealand, which complimented as yet small redpolls’ gallery, which was created in 2012 of photos taken in Canada.
Last minute news – 06/2014 Iceland
I managed to do take significantly better and more interesting pictures of this species during my stay in Iceland, then such changes have been made in the gallery. We have redpolls when feeding in the company of red crossbills.
Last minute news - 02/2018
My first encounter with the common redpoll must be noted in the information about this species. Unfortunately, the redpoll appeared only twice, for a short while. In spite of its delicate shape it was quite valiant when it came to establishing the hierarchy and order when eating. Of course, no sparrows competed with woodpeckers, nor with wood nuthatches. But fairly offensive greenfinches or great tits despite their physical advantage were ignored by the redpoll.
Last minute news - 03/2018
In Finland, apart from hoary redpolls there were also common redpolls next to the feeders. A few photos were created in winter scenery, which varied the gallery of this species on my website.
Last minute news -12/2021
Quite unexpectedly, it was possible to observe Common Redpoll in the area where I live. There was a strong frost, about 12 degrees below zero. The birds were so not shy that we managed to take a few photos adding variety to the gallery. The gallery has been rebuilt.
Nowa Zelandia- j ANGIELSKI
New Zealand -introduction - Kea.
1. Kea. 2. Tui 3. Weka. 4. California Quail. 5. New Zealand Pigeon. 6. White-fronted Tern. 7. Black-billed gull. 8. Red-biled gull. 9. Black-baked gull. 10. Fluttering shearwater. 11. Paradise Shelduck. 12. Song Thrush. 13. Common Redpoll. 14. Dunnock. 15. New Zealand Fantail. 16. New Zealand Bellbird. 17. Grey warbler. 18. Cormorant.19. European Goldfinch. 20.New Zealand sea lion.
And the species that were common to Australia and New Zealand:
20.White-faced Heron . 21. Pied oystercatcher. 22. Sooty Oystercatcher. 23. Masked Lapwing. 24. Welcome swallow. 25. Little Pied Cormorant. 26. Black Swan. 27. Australian coot. 28. Common Myna. 29. Australian Swamphen. 30. Silvereye. 31.White-headed Stilt.
Islandia - wykaz j.angielski
Iceland introduction - Great northern loon
1. Great northern loon. 2. Red Crossbill. 3.Common redshank. 4. Harlequin duck. 5. Whimbrel. 6. Great skua. 7. Black-legged kittiwake. 8. Northern fulmar. 9. Northern gannet. 10. Black guillemot. 11. Red-necked phalarope. 12. Horned grebe. 13. Glaucous gull. 14. European golden plover. 15. Northern shoveler. 16. Redwing. 17. Razorbill. 18. Barrow's goldeneye. 19. Parasitic jaeger. 20.Thick-billed murre. 21. Rock ptarmigan. 22. Great black-backed gull. 23. Short-eared Owl. 24. Whales. 25. Manx shearwater. 26. Gadwall. 27.Harbor Seal. 28. Pink-footed goose. 29. Iceland gull.
And changes in the galleries:
1. Red-throated Loon. 2. Puffin. 3. Redwing. 4. Eurasian oystercatcher . 5. Common snipe. 6. Arctic tern. 7. Reindeer. 8. Black-tailed godwit. 9. Common ringed plover. 10. Guillemot 11. Purple sandpiper. 12. Whooper swan. 13. Common eider. 14. Eurasian wigeon. 15. Red-breasted merganser. 16. Greater Scaup. 17. Brant goose.18. Red knot . 19. Dunlin. 20. Tufted duck. 21.Greylag Goose.
Go to the gallery: Iceland - F A U N A Icelannd - SLIDE SHOW