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Hi Briony
The hide was purchased from ultimatenaturegear.com. Although it does its job well, the build quality is a little poor and I have already had it replaced once. just a heads up.
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Thanks Kaz10, I find it adds to the image, but I also find my eye drifting back and fore between the blue tit and lichen :shake: :shake:
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Thanks buckas, I'll do my best
I cannot remeber the website of the top of my head. I'll confirm later today.
Also I forgot to ask.
On the image below, is the lichen distracting or does it add to the image?
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Any luck with the website for the hide yet?
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Taxi what a great thread 
SOme really wonderful images to be found here. My favourite so far is that last Blue tit (facing sideways, not the one quoted just above this, although that's nice to!).
I am very jealous of the clean air you have there to! That lichen is a huge sign of just how fresh! It also adds a very beautiful extra to the shots.
Keep up the good work, and good luck with the Pine Martins
SOme really wonderful images to be found here. My favourite so far is that last Blue tit (facing sideways, not the one quoted just above this, although that's nice to!).I am very jealous of the clean air you have there to! That lichen is a huge sign of just how fresh! It also adds a very beautiful extra to the shots.
Keep up the good work, and good luck with the Pine Martins
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Thanks erding. I can see the spots you're on about. Any money they are midges. The place is heaving with them know.
Taxi what a great thread
I am very jealous of the clean air you have there to! That lichen is a huge sign of just how fresh! It also adds a very beautiful extra to the shots.
Keep up the good work, and good luck with the Pine Martins
Thanks for your kind comments Jo. The lichen is an added bonus for me. Having spoken to a few people I knew the wildlife was there. Its jut a matter of being patient. The lichen just adds so much atmosphere to images.
As for the pine martins, they are driving me to the limits of my patience.
Every time I go to the hide and speak to the locals they have seen the wee beastie, but he never seems to be around when I'm there. :bang::bang: I will catch up with him one day.
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He probably sits in a bush behind your hide while you're there, then sneaks out when he sees you leave!
