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Caudatus touch down
psilo

Caudatus touch down (Aegithalos caudatus)

Another photo from my long tailed tit series.
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Habitat
Open woodland
Location
Mere sands wood
Date taken
10/02/06
Scientific name
Aegithalos caudatus
Equipment used
Canon 350d 170-500mm apo dg
Digiscoper321
Lovely shot,Annette! Since you and Tom seem to be photography mates I suggest that he captures and uploads a picture of the ten-toed british rarity called psilo and at the same time you could take a picture of Tracker so I dont have to look at his neck,visiting his website. :)
 
psilo
LMAO Digi!! unfortunatly the said psilo and tracker are very rare and very elusive and when there is a lens being pointed in their direction can move faster than any long tailed tit ;)
 
Digiscoper321
Lol Psilo. Maybe I should ask camouflaged crawling Dancy to make an effort to capture these rarities. It would be suitable task right up his alley. ;)
 
Marise
Beautiful capture of one of my most favourite birds.
PS I think Digi has a great idea - and I'm sure you guys can't be faster than one of these little chaps ;)
 
Skipton
Super capture, Annette. Still looking for my first shot of this little beauty. If I had a garden like Marise.... maybe I'd stand a chance ;)
 

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