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  1. bob the birder

    Pembroke ,Wales. Cackling Goose?

    This goose has been hanging around the millpond at Carew Pembrokeshire for the last few days. Presumably a Cackling goose? Could it be a genuine vagrant given the recent storms or more likely a feral or escape.
  2. bob the birder

    Opticron ES 80 ED | Kodak Easyshare Z1275

    Hi. I have just bought an Opticron ES 80 ED I also own a Kodak Easyshare Z1275. http://www.amazon.com/Kodak-Easyshare-Digital-Camera-5xOptical/dp/B000NOSUAU Would these be compatible and what would be the best adaptor to join them. If the camera is not suitable what compact camera would you...
  3. bob the birder

    I need a scope for £350 any ideas

    I have €500 euros thats about £350 pounds to spend. I really need a scope is it possible to get a decent used scope for this price. what make, where do I buy, if possible. Thanks.
  4. bob the birder

    when jackdaws attack

    I am new to bird forum so i'm only just learning to get around in here so i hope this is a suitable place for this. I live on a street ruled by Jackdaws they are by far the most numerous bird i see day to day. they sit on all the rooftops they fly up and down all day long, they seem to ignore...
  5. bob the birder

    i hope this one gets through.

    hello i just wrote a longer message but i think it got lost in space it took me ages to write as i don't do typing to good so heres a synopsis. i used to go birding as a kid then stopped. 25 years later i've moved to ireland and at it again and i love it. hope to talk to some irish birders...
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