Don’t blink, or you might miss the amazing kingfisher!
Kingfishers can be seen on almost any river, canal, park lake or gravel pit.
This stunning bird is a breeze to spot with its vibrant blue and shiny copper hues.
It swiftly flits along the riverbank or perches quietly on a low branch above the water, waiting for its next meal o swim by…..
The kingfisher is a delightful bird commonly found along rivers and streams.
It enjoys perching on low branches near the water, eagerly diving in to catch small fish.
These charming birds create their nest-like burrows near lakes and water bodies, carefully selecting the perfect fishing spot!
Their vibrant blue back and shiny copper breast give the kingfisher a unique appearance.
Male kingfishers sport a completely black bill, while females have a beautiful orangey-red patch at the base.
Although kingfishers are widespread, they are notably absent from northern Scotland.
With around 90 species worldwide, most kingfishers display brightly colored plumage.
Among them, the Australian kingfisher – the well-known and “laughing” Kookaburra – holds the title for being the heaviest of all kingfisher species.
Lavell’s Lake
Kennet & Avon Canal
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