A pair of Chloe Wigeons, Regents Park, London, UK; 4/10/10. Another water bird we saw at Regents Park in London was the Chloe Wigeon (Ab...

Ross's Goose at Regents Park, London, Uk; 4/10/10. We saw some pure white geese in Regents Park, which I at first dismissed as some d...

 The beautifully marked Red-breasted Goose, St. James Park, London, UK; 4/8/10.  The Red-breasted Goose (Above) is a beautiful goose...

This is the start of the British Goose weekend. I'll start with the Bar-headed Goose (Below) which we saw in St. James Park. The Audubon...

A Tufted Duck at Hampton Court, London, UK; 4/6/10 We saw lots of Tufted Ducks (Above and Below) in several places while visiting London ...

A male Common Shelduck in Regents park, London, UK; 4/10/10. A very unique looking duck found at London's Regents Park was the Sheldu...

A Fulvulous Tree or Whistling Duck, St. James Park, UK; 4/8/10. I love the name of the Fulvous Tree Duck, which according to several site...

Rosybill Pochard, Regents Park, London, UK; 4/10/10 Another duck of the Pochard family is the Rosybill (Above), that we saw in one of the...

Red-crested Pochard; St. James Park, London, UK; 4/8/10. Red-crested Pochards (Above) are considered exotic in North America, but in Euro...

Common Pochard, St. James Park, London, 4/8/10. While exploring St. James Park in London last April, we saw many ducks that I initially t...

I spotted this beautiful Bahama Pintail dabbling around a pond in Regents Park, London, UK; 4/10/10. One of the very colorful ducks we ...

 The Hampton Court grounds were a great place to find waterbirds and non-waterbirds alike, London, UK; 4/5/10. View of the Hampton Co...

A Eurasian Magpie at Regents Park, London, UK; 4/10/10. ' A Eurasian Magpie strutting its stuff in Regents Park, London, UK; 4/10...

 A Jackdaw hanging around the Hampton Court grounds, London, UK; 4/5/10. Another black bird that is commonly referred to in Shakespear...

Female Eurasian Blackbird, Regents Park, London, UK; 4/10/10. The Eurasian Blackbird is common and widespread in woods and gardens over a...

Another surprising find while exploring the grounds of the Hampton Court Palace, was the Ring-necked Parakeet (Below). Upon seeing a pair of...

 A Great Tit, Hampton Court, London, UK; 4/5/10. While exploring the grounds around the Hampton Court Palace, London, UK, I was specifi...

 Common Moorhen, Regents Park, London; 4/10/10 The most widely distributed member of the rail family, is the Common Moorhen (Above and ...

We saw lots of Coots while in London last April: on the Hampton Court grounds, at Regents Park and St. James Park - the three areas where we...