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A pair of Zebra Finch
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Still to confirm ID but I suspect this to be a Little Eagle. I you know better can you let me Know.
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I am having a problem with posting at the moment…… so frustrating. Pictures are small I know. If you want to see them bigger……… and…
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Internet access is becoming difficult, hence my lack of daily updates. Yesterday for example, I spent an hour "blogging" only then to fail to send…
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Rainbows at dawn
Just had to post this piccy as soon as I could. It was taken just after dawn this morning. From the study room there is…
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Black Kites and much more
BLACK KITE Since I blogged yesterday, so much has happened. I had begun to associate a scream of fright by Jenny as an exciting few…
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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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On the Exe Estuary today I wasn't surprised to see a few Ruddy Turnstone feeding well away from the tide-line. This is a very accommodating…
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This small group is made up of two adults with a juvenile in the middle. At this timeof the year I know of a…
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I went out to Dartmoor again this morning. I wanted to see if I could catch sight of the young Stonechats that had fledged the…
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