As I came into the park, some Long-Tailed Tits were investigating a bush. There was time for just one picture, which by chance showed one taking off from a twig.

Two Little Owls were visible again today, the male near the Henry Moore sculpture ...

... and the female in the oak near the Albert Memorial.

A Jay raised its crest.

A Wren climbed a tree in the Rose Garden ...

... while a Robin stayed on the ground.

Although most of the Chaffinches near the bridge have gone away, there are still a couple.

A Blackbird poked about under a yew, looking for insects in the leaf litter.

Grey Herons like to perch in weeping willow trees, and can often be seen in these around the Serpentine.

This is the Red-Crested Pochard drake that is a long-term resident in the Italian Garden fountains and has a Mallard mate. It was time to look after those fine feathers.

A pair of Shovellers revolved at the Vista.

As the sun was setting over the Round Pond,  Black-Headed Gulls hovered and screamed as someone held up food for them.

The Black Swan came to the edge in the fading light, hoping for a share. It's getting used to park life and being fed.