Your photographs: Big Garden Birdwatch 2010

Nuthatch by Richiebel on 5 February 2010. Photograph: Richiebell/Flickr Photograph: Richiebell/guardian.co.uk Huddle of longtailed tits by suecan1 . Taken on 5 June 2009 Photograph: suecan1/Flickr Photograph: suecan1/guardian.co.uk A sparrow gets the "hair-dryer" treatment from a redwing. Taken by Mark Kilner on 11 January 2010 Photograph: markkilner/Flickr Photograph: markkilner/guardian.co.uk Goldfinch fight taken by John Williams Photography on 2 February 2010 Photograph: John Williams /flickr Photograph: John Williams /guardian.co.uk Starlings by Hello, I am Bruce Photograph: Hello, I am Bruce/Flickr Photograph: Hello, I am Bruce/guardian.co.uk Ringed coal tit by DSLR n00bie Photograph: DSLR n00bie/Flickr Photograph: DSLR n00bie/guardian.co.uk Goldcrest, the UK's smallest songbird, in frosted bush at Woods Mill Nature Reserve, West Sussex, by Rob Baldwin Photography Photograph: Rob Baldwin Photography/Flickr Photograph: Rob Baldwin Photography/guardian.co.uk Blue tit by No1Philip Photograph: No1Philip/Flickr Photograph: No1Philip/guardian.co.uk Lesser redpoll in Newport, Shropshire by zweiblumen Photograph: zweiblumen/Flickr Photograph: zweiblumen/guardian.co.uk Flying sparrow by kintired Photograph: kintired/Flickr Photograph: kintired/guardian.co.uk Blue tit on a snowy bush in Worthing, West Sussex by Rob Baldwin Photography Photograph: Rob Baldwin Photography/Flickr Photograph: Rob Baldwin Photography/guardian.co.uk Nuthatch by Nigel Harland Photograph: Nigel Harland/Flickr Photograph: Nigel Harland/guardian.co.uk Common buzzard, Buteo buteo by Falcons & Allies Photograph: Falcons & Allies/Flickr Photograph: Falcons & Allies/guardian.co.uk This robin took a bath. An unknown neighbour used glycerine to stop their birdbath freezing over. But unfortunately bird feathers stay 'wet' for a long time and can no longer keep them warm. He was like this from around noon until dark, but the next morning he was his normal fluffy self by kintired Photograph: kintired/Flickr Photograph: kintired/guardian.co.uk Sparrowhawk - red in beak and claw. I noticed a little hulking shape in the garden. Carefully backing away from the window, I was able to retrieve the camera from the next room. It took about ten minutes for this sparrowhawk to devour the small bird it had ambushed. By Ron Dough Photograph: Ron Dough/Flickr Photograph: Ron Dough/guardian.co.uk Blackbird decides to give rotting apples a try, by florriebassingbourn Photograph: florriebassingbourn/Flickr Photograph: Ê.florriebassingbourn/guardian.co.uk Waxwing by Nigel Harland Photograph: Nigel Harland/Flickr Photograph: Nigel Harland/guardian.co.uk Wren by www.GeorgeLowther.co.uk Photograph: www.GeorgeLowther.co.uk/Flickr Photograph: www.GeorgeLowther.co.uk/guardian.co.uk Robin by tearne Photograph: tearne/Flickr Photograph: tearne/guardian.co.uk Fieldfare by Zardoz67 Photograph: Zardoz67/Flickr Photograph: Zardoz67/guardian.co.uk House sparrows, Passer domesticus . A declining British species. by mpgoodey Photograph: mpgoodey/Flickr Photograph: mpgoodey/guardian.co.uk Goldfinches by tearne Photograph: by tearne/Flickr Photograph: by tearne/guardian.co.uk