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  1. M

    Warwickshire England, UK

    Thanks
  2. M

    Warwickshire England, UK

    Would someone be able to help with this one? Lakeside setting, last light, very quick! Warwickshire England, UK
  3. M

    Gull Id - Hampshire, UK

    The bottom of the two circled gulls is a Mediterranean Gull. Thicker beak and beak shape (cant see the colour due to the quality) darker black head and head marking shape. Miker.
  4. M

    refurbished D500

    Evening I have both the 7200 and the 500. The 500 is a big step up in performance over the 7200. Even though it has less pixels per image, the actual image quality is superior. It is a very close second to my D5. Mike
  5. M

    Taken at Martin Mere, UK

    Thank you.
  6. M

    Taken at Martin Mere, UK

    Can someone help with this duck?
  7. M

    Where do I report a Lost/Found Racing Pigeon

    If you turn the pigeon over and open out the wings you will find the name, address and phone number of the owner stamped on with an ink stamp - this is for real and not a joke!! Mike
  8. M

    Cheshire And Wirral Birding: Hills, Lowland and Coast

    We had a Drake and a duck Mandarin at ours yesterday (South Cheshire) they both looked very tired and were feeding in the paddock well away from our pond. Mike
  9. M

    Eurasian Sparrowhawk, Uk

    Its a Musket (male) the smaller one will be a younger one chancing his arm so to speak. Mike
  10. M

    Brambling?

    Mike Thats an interesting analogy, where did you get that from? (genuine interest) as someone who has kept and bred birds in many guises, from chickens, duck, canaries, through to British finches and raptors, I have never seen or heard of anything similar. Mike
  11. M

    Golden Eagle Cornwall (formerly Raptor ID UK)

    There are just over 100 Goldies in captivity in the UK, most of us know the others who have them (bar a few grey imports and those that are not flown - as I dont count those as falconry birds) When one goes walkabout every effort is made to try and recover the errant bird, after all they do...
  12. M

    Red Kite in Chesire

    It could well be "Dora" she is a captive bred bird that is based at Peckforton Castle and flown from there daily. Mike
  13. M

    Mystery Sighting

    Hi Unlikely to have been a spar, could well have been a Cuckoo, we have been hearing one for about 10 days or so now - but have still not seen it! Mike
  14. M

    Just saying hello

    Hi, I am new to the site, there are one or two (Or more!) names that are familiar to me already. Interested in all things feathered, have been since I could walk!! My passion though lies with Raptors (I am a falconer too) and maybe an oddity - Woodcock. Regards Mike
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