Common Blackbirds Collection

Blackbird - feeding on frosty berries in hawthorn tree - Cannock Chase - Staffordshire - England
GUY-9 Blackbird - feeding on frosty berries in hawthorn tree Cannock Chase - Staffordshire - England Turdus merula Guy Rogers Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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Blackbird - male perched in snow covered fir tree, surrounded by snow, North Hessen, Germany Date: 11-Feb-19

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Blackbird - male perched in snow covered fir tree, surrounded by snow, North Hessen, Germany Date: 11-Feb-19

Blackbird - male - snow - winter - UK
DAC-539 Blackbird - male - snow - winter UK Turdus merula David Chapman Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Blackbird - male - in pyracantha bush - Cornwall - UK - winter
DAC-538 Blackbird - male - in pyracantha bush Cornwall - UK - winter Turdus merula David Chapman Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Blackbird - male eating Pyracantha Berries - Autumn, UK
DAC-731 Blackbird - male eating Pyracantha Berries Autumn, UK Turdus merula David Chapman Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Blackbird - female - snow - winter - UK
DAC-540 Blackbird - female - snow - winter UK Turdus merula David Chapman Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Blackbird - nest in Wisteria with young - taken from upstairs window in summer - UK
DAC-733 Blackbird - nest in Wisteria with young, (chicks 1-2 weeks old) taken from upstairs window in summer UK Turdus merula David Chapman Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

Blackbird - female with worms in beak - UK
DAC-730 Blackbird - female with worms in beak UK Turdus merula David Chapman Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Blackbird (Turdus merula) male standing on snow. highlands, Scotland, UK
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"Captivating Common Blackbirds: A Year-Round Journey in the UK" From frosty winter mornings to vibrant summer days, common blackbirds (Turdus merula) grace the landscapes of Staffordshire's Cannock Chase and Cornwall's picturesque corners. These enchanting birds captivate with their striking appearances and diverse behaviors, leaving us in awe of their presence. In the heart of winter, a male blackbird stands out against a snowy backdrop in England. With its ebony feathers contrasting against the white blanket, it symbolizes resilience and adaptability amidst harsh conditions. Another male finds solace amidst pyracantha bushes in Cornwall, seeking shelter while still showcasing his elegant plumage. As spring arrives, these resourceful creatures find comfort within nature's embrace. Nestled within a Wisteria vine, a female blackbird tends to her young ones with utmost care and dedication. From an upstairs window, one can witness this tender moment as life unfolds before our eyes. With summer at its peak, the blackbird family thrives under lush foliage adorned by fragrant blooms. The nest becomes a sanctuary for chirping chicks eagerly awaiting their next meal. Their melodious songs fill the air as they grow stronger day by day. Autumn brings forth yet another spectacle as these intelligent birds feast on ripe Pyracantha berries scattered across branches like precious jewels waiting to be savored. Amidst falling leaves and changing colors, they remind us that beauty can be found even during transitions. Throughout each season, common blackbirds leave an indelible mark on our hearts as we observe them feeding on frosty berries or building nests filled with new life. They serve as reminders that nature is ever-changing yet always captivating. So let us cherish these moments spent admiring common blackbirds - whether it be witnessing their resilience in snow-covered landscapes or marveling at their nurturing instincts from afar - for they are truly remarkable creatures that enrich our lives with their presence.