There’s still a lot of interest in the garden peanut feeder. not least from our cheeky resident grey squirrel. These photos were taken indoors through windows.
This crow couldn’t get anywhere near the peanuts while the squirrel was around.
This is a jackdaw, doing a tightrope walk along a washing line.
Here a striking male great spotted woodpecker came to have breakfast nuts the other morning. The male is distinguished from the female by his red patch at the back of the head. If you see ones later in spring with red patches on the very tops of their heads, these will be the juveniles.
Sarah's Wildlife Watch 