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    Strange garden bird

    Thanks very much, I wasn't expecting to see such a 'rare' bird in the garden. Talk about feeling really stupid now LOL. It's not as if I am new to this game, just getting old! P.S. My son was already setting up a system to charge people to see it. Cheers Brian
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    Strange garden bird

    A strange bird came into our Cumbria, UK garden and spent quite a long time feeding (at least 15 minutes). I have looked everywhere but cannot find it anywhere. The picture I took isn't very clear but it did seem to have a two colour beak, yellow on the bottom. I will attach a pic and maybe...
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    Usogood TC30

    For some unknown reason I just removed the card from the TC and now all OK, no pink tint.
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    Usogood TC30

    Talking about cheap TC's, I did reviews all over the place and even the more expensive ones seem to have problems. It's a job to know what to get. Just pot luck that a 'good' one turns up I suppose.
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    Usogood TC30

    Thanks, only used it once but I suspect you are correct. No idea how to unstick it though.
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    Usogood TC30

    I have just bought a Usogood TC30 and night time videos are OK. The problem is that daytime ones are pink. Tried resetting it, doing different settings to no avail. Any help would be appreciated. I know it's only a 'cheap' one and I cannot afford much more but I have seen some reviews on YouTube...
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    Newbie on this forum

    Hi, we have a decent size garden in Cumbria. I had three bee hotels for my birthday, two small and one bigger. Hope to get some bees/wasps identified.
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