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Fieldfare
can be seen in small numbers during the winter in Øygarden.
They
are, however, much more numerous during the spring and especially
autumn
migrations when thousands can be seen.
DSLR and 400mm telephoto lens, Øygarden, February 2009
Part of a much larger flock of migrating Fieldfare, Skogsøy, Øygarden, October 2010
Feeding flocks of Fieldfare are common in Øygarden during spring and autumn
Fieldfare feeding on the lawn,
Tjeldstø, May 2011
Picture taken with DSLR and 400mm telephoto
Picture taken with DSLR and 400mm telephoto
DSLR and 400mm telephoto lens, Øygarden, February 2009
Part of a much larger flock of migrating Fieldfare, Skogsøy, Øygarden, October 2010
Feeding flocks of Fieldfare are common in Øygarden during spring and autumn
Digiscoped Tjeldstø, 29 January 2006
Digiscoped,
Breivik,
16 March 2006
Fieldfare doing the garden a favour and eating a cranefly larvae, Tjeldstø, May 2011
Fieldfare doing the garden a favour and eating a cranefly larvae, Tjeldstø, May 2011
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