I have had a bit of success with the local Jay's lately. 300+ 1.4 uncropped.
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................... Hope you are keeping well M8
I doubt that, I believe he's had a rather unpleasant visitor recently.
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Not to shabby at all Charlie.I can see a few weird marks on it but realise it`s where you have not brushed all the cobwebs out of the camera out properly
Cobwebs! They are only in my wallet! I am well, thanks. Just little time for photography these days/
Ach, he isnae that bad! Did I really just write that!
I got a telling off from a Red this morning, up in the wood. Seems he did not like me handling his nuts!
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Silly bugger never gave me enough notice for a meet. I had to go to work in the evening and ended up being there just about all night. Sods law
Silly bugger never gave me enough notice for a meet. I had to go to work in the evening and ended up being there just about all night. Sods law
Ach he is getting forgetful. Must be an age thing!
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Glad you are keeping well Charlie anyhow,are you still keeping your hand in with the fret work?
I don't do much fretsaw stuff during the summer, sawmill keeps me busy & just taken on 250 acres of forest to maintain. Also looking to expand the mill & branch out into timbers for bespoke timber framed buildings, but have a few plans foe the scrollsaw when the snow comes.
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Fantastic close-up, one of my favourite subjects the Jay
Thank you. Glad you liked it. I was lucky enough to hear two of them "talking" softly to each other. Never knew they had such soft sounds, I thought all they did was screech when I set foot in the wood!Fantastic close-up, one of my favourite subjects the Jay