Come and see how they escaped the man with his camera. The man with his camera was me, and I hardly ever find them out of the dam on the grass embankments. Their specie name is (Gallinula chloropus), and

As I have never seen a Moorhen catching a fish. My thought was that moorhens only eat algae and aquatic plants, but not so, as I will show you in here that they do indeed eat fish. Due to my ankle not

No, it is not a Coot baby, and I will show you what it is. My way of doing things is to stand in an unobtrusive spot, and to search the water surface for activity. One also has to listen for the give-away

On that one clear day that we had, I managed to get these photos. Moorhens (Gallinula chloropus), has an interesting history. There are many species across the globe, and they are closely related to coots.

We were invited to breakfast and there was a lake. Need I say more? A Dad with his little one here in this touching picture. Marian's aunt invited us to breakfast and my camera suggested that I should

The First photo is of a Red-Knobbed Coot swimming peacefully in the dam. Something unbelievable here today. I will show you two sworn enemies in a friendship. Now Moorhens (Callinula chloropus) are secretive