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Buzzards at my hide.
Not many words on the Blog today. I have a couple of things to report though. It didn't take long to entice the…
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Jays and Buzzards
This Jay is a real character, for starters it is a very good mimic and will call like a distant Buzzard as well as…
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Nuthatch – Sitta europaea
I cant really choose my best picture from these, but the last one is my favourite I think. I am striving for the best…
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Jays and Nuthatches with the new camera.
I continue to enjoy using the new Pentax K511s. an expensive piece of equipment that is already proving worth it. I am seriously thinking of…
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Jays imitating a Buzzard at the hide.
This afternoon I sat waiting in my pit hide, hoping to photograph a Buzzard coming in to the bait especially placed for it. I waited…
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Woodland Birds shot with the new Pentax K5IIs
For anyone who follows my blog you will know that I strive for the very sharpest photos that I can acheive and I have always…
Meet Rose, our houseplant expert host
Rose’s journey into the realm of houseplants began with a small windowsill garden during her college years. What started as a few humble succulents soon blossomed into a full-fledged passion for nurturing…
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At last I managed to get a photo that I am almost happy with. In the wet and dismal conditions the tercel was sat in…
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Now with the chicks at 19 days the adults are likely to be away from the nest ledge for longer and longer periods and…
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The young chicks, now at 18 days continue to thrive. They are more mobile on the nest ledge and I watched one flapping and moving…
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