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Weekend update
The Cuckoo in Thurday's rain. I always keep a low profile at the weekends and I deliberately kept away from the Cuckoo site yesterday, and…
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Whinchats in flight.
The wing-blur shows just how quick these beats are because the settings for the camera were 1/4000 second. I would have been disappointed if,…
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Four Cuckoos today!
The original territory holder on his favourite perch. It was more of the same today. Yesterday I had been soaked through to my T-shirt…
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The Cuckoo, mobbed by a Meadow Pipit
Cuckoos and Meadow Pipits have a strange relationship. All the Dartmoor Cuckoos I would guess, have one thing in common, they were all hatched by,…
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Moorland Ramblings
Just beautiful, a male Stonechat. Today's Cuckoo encounter was pretty standard, after an hours wait, slightly longer than normal, he turned up as usual but…
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It was a good session and it’s all about Cuckoos.
I have taken so many shots like this both this year and last that I am almost starting to take it for granted. It's not…
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