Sparrowhawk in garden, plus garden updates.

After spotting a Sparrowhawk in my garden twice(in flight briefly) over the last few months, she finally landed in one of the trees, so I grabbed my camera and took several shots. It just goes to show that if you watch your garden for some length of time, you will get to see some great sights like this. Even though the light was poor, and the distance had to be 40 feet away, Im pleased about these shots.
I also have GS Woodpeckers chasing each other around the dead tree, a male Blackcap has also visited too, and two abnormalities in the form of a Blue Tit with an elongated/twisted beak, and a Woodpigeon with a large growth on its lower beak.
The Treecreeper has been spotted several more times, as have those Goldcrests too.

                                                                Sparrowhawk.

I think these GS Woodpeckers are both males? one is clearly a male, the other does show a small path of red to the rear of its head/neck area.

Poor qaulity shot of the Blackcap, I also saw 2 more males in a neigbours tree, a few days before this one came to my garden.

Blue Tit with abnormal Beak(terrible light!)

Woodpigeon with large growth.

Long distance shot of one of the Goldcrests.