Our penultimate day of #SevenforSeptember, and I have realised there have been very few birds from me this month. Highly unusual given how many bird photographs I have, however going through my birding shots I struggled to keep it to seven in the squares or it was a close up of just one. I did however manage to create a square of a decoration of Corn Buntings. Decoration being one of the collective nouns for Corn Buntings. They were a common sighting for us in the Algarve; sadly farming practice and loss of landscapes has led them to being a rare sighting in England these days.

The seventh is almost hidden thanks to a shadow

Tomorrow is the last day of this month’s Squares Challenge, where has the month gone? Not sure when the next Squares will be, but probably January. I will let you know later in the year. In the meanwhile if you fancy exploring more of my birding collective nouns check out this post on my other WP blog.

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  1. I love that 2019 post! Though I slightly distrust ‘a runcible of spoonbills’. And as for squaring birds being difficult … it might be . But you did it. Of course you did.

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    1. I thought you might like it, and I know a runcible is ridiculous but I have this theory that most collective nouns were created after a few drinks!

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    1. they do, fortunately though they seemed to like these bushes and so we saw them regularly here so I knew to slow down and grab the shots before we got too close

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  2. We have snow buntings in Canada, they fly around in the hundreds. Wonder if they are related? I’ve never managed to get a picture; the whole white on white thing and the speed they move at.

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