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    Twite.

    Thanks, folks.
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    Twite.

    Delightful wee charm of Twite I've been watching and photographing lately. Whitehead. Co. Antrim.
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    What birds or bird have you seen today – communal thread, I hope!

    Drive along the Antrim Coast Road yesterday turned up; 1 Red-throated diver 2 Great northern divers 20+ Curlew feeding in the fields 3 Buzzard 4 Razorbill Numerous cormorant and shag Then up the Inver river; Bullfinch, great tits, coal tits, blue tits, wrens, goldcrests, long-tailed tits, grey...
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    Sun + Waxwings at last!

    Excellent shots. We had them for a whole week under heavy skies and blowing a gale. Soon as the clouds parted they departed.
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    Harbour seal.

    Harbour seal with a cracking catch of plaice. Irish sea. Co. Antrim. Harbour seal with catch of plaice.
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    Meadow Pipit.

    Early morning shot hanging out the car window in the Antrim Hills. C&C welcome as always. Meadow Pipit (Anthus pratensis)
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    Stonechat

    Love the first shot with the glorious yellow of the whin bush in the background. Looks great perched on the heather.
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    Whimbrel.

    Whimbrel by the Antrim coast. Bank Holiday Monday. Quite a large crop on the shot as it was doing it's best to skulk away from me.
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    Sand Martin.

    Many thanks, folks. I've been chasing Sand Martins for a couple of years now with no joy. Couldn't believe my luck when I stumbled upon this wee guy.
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    Sand Martin.

    Thanks for the feedback, Ade. To be honest I thought the bird being central worked with the way the chain was hanging but now that I have edited as you suggested I see the difference it has made. What ye reckon?
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    Red Squirrel.

    Not often we see Reds through the Glens but felt this wee guys eyes burning on me as I walked through the forest. Always a pleasure and joy to see these wee chaps.
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    Sand Martin.

    Enjoying a quiet dander by the marina when spotted this wee guy preening on the chain links.
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    Rufous-backed kingfisher (Ceyx rufidorsa)

    Beautiful shot. Love the slight irridiscence showing through on the back of the bird.
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    Male Stonechat

    Great shot. Excellent inquisitive pose.
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    Redshanks (tringa totanus)

    Probably the most neurotic and flightiest of shore birds but this wee group were happy enough for me to photograph them from a relatively close distance. C&C welcome as always.
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