Distant juv Coot

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  ChrisKten

• Feb 3, 2016

Great reflection and lighting, Ann; pretty good detail for a distant bird (I noticed your question about the oldest known Sparrowhawk... I might post more details in my next post of Fred, but in case I forget: A female Eurasian Sparrowhawk was found dead in Denmark 20 years and 3 months after having been ringed. The typical lifespan is four years)

 

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  Mohamad Kamrani

• Feb 3, 2016

Nice shot and reflection

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  Kits

• Feb 3, 2016

Pretty reflection, lighting and setting, Ann.

 

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  ammadoux

• Feb 3, 2016

marvelous.

 

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  Pappa Smurf

• Feb 3, 2016

Carry bread in your pocket Ann. Lol. Nice capture from a distance Ann.

 

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  AndrewG

• Feb 3, 2016

Super capture at a distance Doc, well done, tfs.

 

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  delia todd

• Feb 3, 2016

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  delia todd

• Feb 3, 2016

Distant birds, just out of range of our cameras, is just as frustrating as wee ones that won't keep still!!!

You done well with this one Ann. It's always nice to see youngsters grown enough to be a little independent, isn't it.

 

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  Sue and Simon Wakely

• Feb 3, 2016

Brilliant Effort Doc, Well Done You Tfs!!!!
All The Best
Sue & Simon,

 

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  peterow

• Feb 3, 2016

Great reflection and detail of the Juv Coot, and a well taken image of the grayling Ann, well done.