What is this bird????

Keiko

That pic looks like a male blackcap to me, but if it looks more like that cameroon thing it is likely a warbler of some kind - garden warbler, chiff chaff, willow warbler. garden warbler is not as green as the other two. They don't usually visit bird feeders to my knowledge, but maybe depending on surrounding habitat.

Tannin

There is a Facebook group, European Bird Identification. They will nail it.

viz

Pretty unkind. 

VimFuego

"bird"?!? and we wonder why we don't get more wimminz here!!!

PolarityMan

blobb said:

Is it's tail wagging? - Wagtail.  If not and it's wings are flapping, probably a flapwing.

Is it on fire? If so it might be a phoenix 

Roland

It doesn’t look like the Cameron long tailed tit to me. The body in the blurry picture isn’t as rounded, and the tail is a different colour. I’d go with a grey wagtail. 

BillDL

My brother has an app on his smartphone that listens to bird calls and identifies them.  He was watching a couple of long-tailed tits out the back earlier this evening.  He thinks they are seldom seen around where I live and I've never really been aware of them before now.  They have really thin and tiny bodies and quite obviously lengthy tails for their body size.  These ones were smaller than a normal blue tit, so I think if it was a long-tailed tit it would have been apparent from its tiny size.

Wazmeister

Green squirrel 

robgilmo

hollywoodrox said:

What a special treat Id never heard or seen of them ,you’re very lucky 
  Sometimes the world is a very kind place 

Not to the bird it isnt.

Kittyfrisk

Roland said:

It doesn’t look like the Cameron long tailed tit to me. The body in the blurry picture isn’t as rounded, and the tail is a different colour. I’d go with a grey wagtail. 

The Cameron tit has much more striking plumage.

viz

Roland said:

It doesn’t look like the Cameron long tailed tit to me. The body in the blurry picture isn’t as rounded, and the tail is a different colour. I’d go with a grey wagtail. 

But it was bright green / yellowy green on the top. 

Kurtis

That was a leaf. 

Roland

viz said:

Roland said:

It doesn’t look like the Cameron long tailed tit to me. The body in the blurry picture isn’t as rounded, and the tail is a different colour. I’d go with a grey wagtail. 

But it was bright green / yellowy green on the top. 

Yellow wagtail https://images.app.goo.gl/7wVwNxqnnrgA5cVd7 

darthed1981

Kittyfrisk said:

Roland said:

It doesn’t look like the Cameron long tailed tit to me. The body in the blurry picture isn’t as rounded, and the tail is a different colour. I’d go with a grey wagtail. 

The Cameron tit has much more striking plumage.

That's the "Cameron Cunt".

You can't just call him a Tit any more, not since "austerity".

viz

Roland said:

viz said:

Roland said:

It doesn’t look like the Cameron long tailed tit to me. The body in the blurry picture isn’t as rounded, and the tail is a different colour. I’d go with a grey wagtail. 

But it was bright green / yellowy green on the top. 

Yellow wagtail https://images.app.goo.gl/7wVwNxqnnrgA5cVd7 

Now that is a definite possibility. If you can find a green wagtail you win. 

blobb

I can't believe my, somewhat flippant, original answer may actually be the correct one. ..... and my school report said it was not a skill that would be any use to me. Take that DK Thomas.

Keiko

Yellow wagtail is highly unlikely. Grey wagtail maybe if you have a pond. They hang around water. Just show a decent photo of the bird in question, it will be easy to identify.

Wagtails are easy to identify by their wagging tail. Crazy as that may sound. If it's not wagging its tail, its probably not a wagtail.

octatonic

viz said:

This thread would probably be better with a picture.

It’s small and has a long tail. It’s eating from my fat balls. 

This is not your typical sort of post.
Are you having a stroke?

viz

Lol!

Keiko said:

Yellow wagtail is highly unlikely. Grey wagtail maybe if you have a pond. They hang around water. Just show a decent photo of the bird in question, it will be easy to identify.

Haven’t seen it since unfortunately

maltingsaudio

Everything that comes into my garden has a go at the feeders,