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Recent content by Michael A

  1. Michael A

    Nikon Z400 MM F/2.8 T/C S Lens on Z9 anyone..?

    He works in a photo shop or warehouse and collects photos of gear for sale.
  2. Michael A

    Id requested for this caterpillar please.

    Caterpillar id request thankyou
  3. Michael A

    black headed gull

    Returned to nesting sites!
  4. Michael A

    Carpet Moth i think but which one?

  5. Michael A

    Bird id

    Not sure about this Warbler i'm thinking Chiffchaff legs look greenish in photo, only shot i have. Taken South Gare Redcar UK
  6. Michael A

    Moth id

    N.E. Uk.
  7. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Lovely shots Alan have had seven locally but no decent photos yet.
  8. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Cracking shots Allan, pity site not being used much.
  9. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Lovely shot Alan, nice too meet up yesterday.
  10. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    2018 photo memories A few memoral photos (for me) from this year.
  11. Michael A

    Grouse (Black) ?

    Photographed many Red and Black Grouse locally but not quite like this one! Starting to confuse myself opinions appreciated.
  12. Michael A

    Northumbrian Birding

    Looks like you had a good weekend Andy, nice photos, really like Grey plover shot.
  13. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Lovely captures Alan, Local moors to me pretty quiet apart from a few grouse shoots.
  14. Michael A

    More Moth id help

    A few more Moths for id. Thanks 1. Early Thorn 2.Silver Ground Carpet 3.Silver y 4.White Satin 5.Unknown
  15. Michael A

    Moth id help

    Not sure of these moths any help thanks. 1&2 Broad Bordered Yellow Underwing 3. Common Carpet 4.Chestnut or Shaded Broad Bar Carpet 5.Common Swift
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