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  1. Scrufftyguy

    South Walney Nature Reserve

    Hi, Can't believe there's not already a thread dedicated to Walney! Anyway, just wondering if anyone knows the best areas for seeing the twite and the brent geese? I'm planning a trip out there tomorrow and hoping the long-tailed duck is still hanging around too. Missed it last time I was...
  2. Scrufftyguy

    Mandarin ducks in Cumbria

    Hi, Just wondering if anyone has seen any mandarins this year on Windermere? I've had a look at a few old bird reports and it seems Fell Foot is a good site. Has anybody got any other suggestions on where is a good viewing point for them? Thanks! :)
  3. Scrufftyguy

    Manfrotto column clamp

    Can anybody confirm for me that the Manfrotto MN-349 column clamp is compatible with the 190 CX3 tripod? I just wondered as I'm not too sure whether it's possible to use the clamp with the 190 CX3's three-faceted centre column, or if it can only be used with circular centre columns? Thanks!
  4. Scrufftyguy

    Just another bordered straw?

    Hi! I caught a moth last night that I could do with a little help on, I know ones a bordered straw as I caught one last week and was helped with it's identification. But I also caught another which I can't decide whether it's an abraded bordered straw or perhaps scarce bordered straw? Does...
  5. Scrufftyguy

    Bordered Straw?

    I caught this moth last night and was wondering if anyone can confirm it's id? I think it's probably Bordered Straw, which from what I can tell is not commonly recorded in Cumbria. Thanks!
  6. Scrufftyguy

    Red Necked Phalarope in Cumbria

    Saw my first Red Necked Phalarope today! If anyone lives in South Cumbria get yourself to Leece near Barrow. Very obliging, juv/1st winter, should be a good one for photographing or digiscoping! :D
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