This is a so-called Eurasien blue tit showing its dandelion coloured tummy. We often see them in the garden, mainly in Winter when they are on the search for food.
And here are a few real dandelions from the local field.
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That’s a really pretty little bird! 🙂
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They love to peck on the balls of seeds I hand up.
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I love your dandelion blue tit!
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They are quite common here
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Are you sure it’s not Hieracium murorum, wall hawkweed? Wald-Habichtskraut?
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I have no real basic idea, but I do have a collection of hawkweek photos and had a look. They seem to be much smaller in flower and more compact. I get all sorts of yellow flowers in spring, so if you don’t know them by name, call them dandelion, they will soon protest if it is something else.
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You can’t call flowers dandelions that have no dented leaves. Don’t annoy the Lion!
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I really like this series you’re running. It’s smart.
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It is not my series, but from someone else. The link is on my postings. Every day for three months we have a different colour, based on the Crayola colours. We did something very similar last year. It is quite good, because we are free to interprete the colours how we want to. I have to be careful not to repeat from last year which gives me inspiration to do something different.
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