Martino 
The day does not bode well but, given the clear sky, this afternoon I decided to go to photograph a kingfisher. Uploaded the tripod and the K100D in the car I headed towards the Fossalon Grade.
With a good dose of luck and the help of the forthcoming breeding season of kingfishers, I really expected shortly before Martin was to make a fine show. In just under an hour, between a dive to catch some fish and a flight to chase a Martin, has tried practically all roosts
available in the area.
For once, a lot of satisfaction with little effort!
As expected, with the arrival of the end of January, the cold and lack of food have convinced some nice pens Venus to visit the feeders that I had prepared from mid October. The occasion was tempting to point the K100D on perches to capture the guests. 
The tits were the first to arrive, many and loud, attracted by sunflower seeds. But this year, finally got the hunger, has left a mischievous immortal Robin, who moved among the feeders by the end of last October. 
The jay, as usual, was made to wait long. Maybe he wanted to change a little 'power and, after arrival, he snubbed the nuts for a few miserable piece of bread stale. 
Finally, not everyone has appreciated the hospitality and someone, not very elegant, made their complaints by offering its B-side to the camera. 
