Recent content by davholla

Very good

Same in the macro section with gardnersassistant or Nick. The problems are distances, family and work.

Immature (previous summer) black-tailed godwit EF7A9403-CR2_DxO_DeepPRIME -1Birdsv3 by davholla2002, on Flickr Lapwing, Elmley Marshes Jan 2024 EF7A9375-CR2_DxO_DeepPRIME -1Lapwingv5 by davholla2002, on Flickr Kestrel, Falco tinnunculus, Elmley Marshes Jan 2024 EF7A9363-CR2_DxO_DeepPRIME...

Very nice particularly liked the arctic skua.

Gooseberries are quite good for early pollinators IMG_9368_Hoverfly-3 by davholla2002, on Flickr Harvestman from the allotment, The real size is 1.17 mm, magnification is 2.52 IMG_7587_Harvestman by davholla2002, on Flickr Pseudoscorpion,TQ 40100 68716 The real size is 1.37 mm, magnification...

Very nice

When do the first seabirds start to leave? (To be honest I don't even know which are the first to go).

Thank you - it does seem very wasteful to catch fish for food for animals, humans would get a lot more food if they just eat the fish.

I meant the campaign to ban it started 25 years ago so pre Brexit referendum it hadn't happened despite 16-17 years of campaigning.

Thank you - not a place I had thought of and they are different but I don't mind.

Where is the best place to photograph terns near south London? I was thinking of going to the Farne Isles but I wonder if a trip to Bempton to see puffins etc and a trip to place x to see Terns near London might be better use of time and money.

No it was happening before Brexit according to the RSPB this ban https://www.rspb.org.uk/whats-happening/news/sandeel-campaign-success-in-england So they have must have been campaigning for 17 years before the referendum, and it was banned 4 years after Brexit. Traditional? It started in 1953...

Thank you. I once heard that there are towns which still don't have them. I know that for example Bath in the 90s didn't. Whilst in London you could see them in the 80s (if not earlier). It is possible that my information is out of date and every town in the UK has them.

If you live in a town in many parts of the UK if you have access to a garden you should be able to take a photo with a bit of patience. FoxEF7A0112 by davholla2002, on Flickr I took this in a London suburb - ideally you want a garden going slightly up - easier on your body. Try to think about...

Thank you I will look at a repair, very annoying to be honest if it weren't for two software benefits focus stacking the ability to have shutter speeds of less than 30 seconds the 7D MKII would be 100% better than the 90D