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Spider web on a dewy morning.
I thought I ought to add this picture, taken just after dawn this morning. The sun started to climb and there was mist and dampness…
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Grey Heron in bright sunshine
This Heron, as you know if you are a regular reader, has been fascinating me for a few days now. I am enjoying him and…
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Kingfisher photo of the day.
Strugling to find Kingfishers this year, one of my favourites from 2010.
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Beautiful views of the River Exe
Topsham from Turf Across the Exe towards Exton.
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Starling – Sturnus vulgarise
In keeping with my previous entry I have included photographs of one of our most common birds, admittedly a bird in decline but never the…
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Grey Heron – Ardea cinerea with “jack” Pike Esox lucius
As I walked back along the canal yesterday morning it occurred to me that you can see, and enjoy some truly exciting and memorable wildlife…
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