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    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Happy New Year 2020'

    A little bit late but a Happy New Year 2020 to all of you! Mo, thank you for this fine picture!
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    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Brown Rat nibbling'

    WOW! Nice capture! I, too, don't like them very much but I don't doubt their place in the ecosystem.
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    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Binocular'

    Hi! Try the Leica Service. They have replacement parts in stock.
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    Olive Harvesting Killing Millions of Birds

    Loads of postings about techniques and tackle! But only 18 about birds being killed by totally wrong harvest methods. Instead of buying olives and olive related products of duboius origin why not leaving the oil and other products where they are? On the groceries' shelves.
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    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Fed up Tiger'

    I approve! Are the tourist guides armed to be ready in a case of emergency? Which probably will cause the death of species being disturbed in his own habitat.
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    First day out with new 8x32 EL's

    A new star in the sky of binoculars. Them Austrians know how to make big steps in technology.
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    First day out with new 8x32 EL's

    Congrats, but:
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    Help with a first time owl nesting box

    Hello jordn613, here is my version of a nest box for owls. At least this was the plan. As you may judge from the pictures I attached, the box is attracting lots of animals. One is our own cat. The other predator is still not identified. Could be a pine marten. The first guess was a brown owl...
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    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Eastern Coyote Pup'

    Nice shot. If you wouldn't have told us that it was a coyote I would have said: red fox. I like the use of trail cams. Obviously the don't deliver the quality of a handheld camera concerning the composition but they give us the opportunity to gain insights which are "closed to the...
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    Leica 8x32 BN

    What kind of issues do you mean? Does it only concern the 8x32 BN?
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    Kern 8x30 Pizar Elit - Center Focus Rarity

    I miss the alp horns!
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    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Cradling my baby.'

    Very nice! Baby in a camo play suit! Always remember where you placed it. Otherwise you won't find it afterwards.
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    Kern 8x30 Pizar Elit - Center Focus Rarity

    Hopefully you gave those binos an adequate welcome home party:
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    Identifying Antique Zeiss Binoculars

    Something like that? http://www.fernglasmuseum.at/museum/zeiss_telonar_12mal40/zeiss_telonar_12mal40.html But according to this page a Zeiss 12x40 was built between 1919 an 1936. SN 67922 nevertheless dates back into 1904.
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    Leica 7x42 BN

    Rob, nice find. Keep 'em. Especially because they are green. The other day last year in winter when I arrived by suburban train in the town where I work it was quite early, 6 a. m., when I had some time and made a stroll to the camera store next to the railway station there was a 7x42 BA in...
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    House direction

    I hope the nestbox for the woodpecker will be successful. I also tried it for Great Spotted Woodpecker but they didn't accept the boxes. AFAIK woodpeckers need boxes to work at. They won't accept boxes with pre-installed entrance holes to move into the next box. Would you mind to share some...
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    Leica California Cancer disclaimer

    Sometimes California, based on Peoples Republic of China, is called PCR - Peoples Republic of California. ;)
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    Trivia bino question - movie binos "Rear Window"

    Hey, you're hi-jacking my thread... ;) But it's interesting, although! https://www.safran-vectronix.com/product/jim-lr/ It might help find the Lord God Bird! ;)
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    ‘Hensoldt’ your classic Zeiss Dialyt 7x42 (or 8x56)

    It is almost impossible to get a reliable source for this job. Unfortunately it's not like taking the CZJ-SN-Chart and push your index finger up and down to to get to the dob (date of birth) of your particular Zeiss-West-binos. There is no other way to contact Zeiss Sport Optics. But they will...
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    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Fall Season image'

    It appears to be a painting. Great picture, Mo!
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    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Fall Season and horse'

    Very nice picture, Mo. I wonder what the horse is thinking about. And, yes, I am convinced that animals do think.
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    LEITZ’S TRINOVIDS - Models and Numbering

    Please, let me again ask my question: Comparing the Trinovids of the pre-BA/BN era (the one that will or will not soon to be re-introduced as the retro-Trinovid) with the BA/BN-type is there any significant difference in the picture delivered or, in other words, is there a slight hue to be...
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    Review of Meopta B1 MeoStar 8x42

    Barry, the sn of you Meostar has five digits only? What about the slightly yellow hue users often refer to?
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    LEITZ’S TRINOVIDS - Models and Numbering

    Comparing the Trinovids of the pre-BA/BN era (the one that will or will not soon to be re-introduced as the retro-Trinovid) with the BA/BN-type is there any significant difference in the picture or in other words is there an even slight hue to be recognized? I remember fairly well that back...
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    LEITZ’S TRINOVIDS - Models and Numbering

    You obviously mean this one?!? https://www.ebay.de/itm/Fernglas-Leitz-Leica-TRINOVID-7x42-mit-Spiegelsystem-wie-Amplivid-170m1000m/113386860527?hash=item1a66622fef:g:Uj4AAOSwOWdb9Fkk:rk:1:pf:0
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