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What birds or bird have you seen today – communal thread, I hope!
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Big bird on an even bigger stick
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On the way down to our holiday, I was treated to this sight
Raven #1 by Michael Johnson, on Flickr
Raven #3 by Michael Johnson, on Flickr
Raven #4 by Michael Johnson, on Flickr
Raven #1 by Michael Johnson, on FlickrRaven #3 by Michael Johnson, on FlickrRaven #4 by Michael Johnson, on Flickr
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Thanks Michalene.
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A great capture by both you and the kestrel !Kestrel 1 - Dragonfly 0
From Martin Mere today....
Another lovely behaviour shot. These ospreys really posed very nicely for you ! Some great detail again.
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Murky day today 
Little Grebe
Little Grebe by Roger, on Flickr
Little Grebe by Roger, on Flickr
Juvenile Little Ringed Plover
Little Ringed Plover Juvenile by Roger, on Flickr
Ruff
Ruff Male by Roger, on Flickr
Goldfinches
Goldfinches by Roger, on Flickr
Little Grebe
Little Grebe by Roger, on Flickr
Little Grebe by Roger, on Flickr
Juvenile Little Ringed Plover
Little Ringed Plover Juvenile by Roger, on Flickr
Ruff
Ruff Male by Roger, on Flickr
Goldfinches
Goldfinches by Roger, on Flickr
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Long Tailed Tit
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Took this yesterday, no idea what it is though
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Cheeky magpie coming to steal the jays food
Magpie by Mick Erwin, on Flickr
Magpie by Mick Erwin, on Flickr
Magpie by Mick Erwin, on Flickr
Magpie by Mick Erwin, on Flickr
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Has the look of a female Teal but they are smaller than Mallard ... hybrid?
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I guess like most of the UK, the weather has not been conducive to producing decent wildlife images here in the East Mids for the last couple of days.
I did though persevere and came up with the images below whilst simultaneously walking the dog !
Nothing special but still very happy with the D810/Sigma 150-600C combination.
_DSC2028 by gazzer48, on Flickr
_DSC2097 by gazzer48, on Flickr
_DSC1989 by gazzer48, on Flickr
_DSC1963 by gazzer48, on Flickr
I did though persevere and came up with the images below whilst simultaneously walking the dog !
Nothing special but still very happy with the D810/Sigma 150-600C combination.
_DSC2028 by gazzer48, on Flickr_DSC2097 by gazzer48, on Flickr_DSC1989 by gazzer48, on Flickr_DSC1963 by gazzer48, on Flickr
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A few tufty images from yesterday, Storm Brian style!
Tufted Duck (Female) by Edymobeel, on Flickr
Tufted Duck (Female) by Edymobeel, on Flickr
Tufted Duck (Female) by Edymobeel, on Flickr
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Not been on here for a little while.
Wasn't great light unfortunately but was treated to my closest ever encounter with a wild kestrel while on a walk yesterday.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/76999116@N05/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/76999116@N05/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/76999116@N05/
Wasn't great light unfortunately but was treated to my closest ever encounter with a wild kestrel while on a walk yesterday.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/76999116@N05/https://www.flickr.com/photos/76999116@N05/https://www.flickr.com/photos/76999116@N05/
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Indeed it is
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Indeed it is
thanks Cobra
why is it when you don't have the long lens on you see these things!
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Moorhen in flightA great capture. I very often see moorhen on my local pond but very rarely flying. Lots of great detail too.
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It's called "sods law" unfortunately.why is it when you don't have the long lens on you see these things!
( as opposed to finely chopped cabbage, thats Coleslaw
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Thanks Gary, the moorhens on my local pond rarely fly, they are more likely to run across the water.
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