Birds On Wires Prints
Images of a variety of birds sitting on wires, enjoying uninterrupted views of the world below
If birds are foraging for food, it's the best vantage point because their view is not obscured by tree branches or foliage. Additionally, sitting on a power line also gives the birds an extra benefit of warmth as power lines are usually a little warmer than the surrounding air, especially when the weather is cold
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![Prints of A male Stonechat [Saxicola torquata] perched on a barbed wire fence. Picture taken on the 23rd of January 2018 Swindon, Wiltshire, England Birds On Wires Prints: Stonechat [Saxicola torquata]](/t/629/stonechat-saxicola-torquata-23772217.jpg.webp)


![Prints of A female Stonechat [Saxicola torquata] perched on a barbed wire fence. Picture taken at Swindon, Wiltshire, England on the 22nd of January 2015 Birds On Wires Prints: Stonechat [Saxicola torquata]](/t/629/stonechat-saxicola-torquata-23772211.jpg.webp)




![Prints of A Sand Martin [Riparia riparia] perched on a wire fence with its mouth open Birds On Wires Prints: Sand Martin [Riparia riparia]](/t/629/sand-martin-riparia-riparia-23772195.jpg.webp)

![Prints of A Sand Martin [Riparia riparia] perched on a wire fence. Picture taken in Bawdsey, Suffolk, England on the 19th of August 2019 Birds On Wires Prints: Sand Martin [Riparia riparia]](/t/629/sand-martin-riparia-riparia-23772191.jpg.webp)



















