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Spotted Flycatcher + chicks
Just fledged in the neighbour's garden- Biggles
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- spotted flycatcher
- Comments: 10
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Red Legged Partridge
- but not in a pear tree :(- Biggles
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- partridge
- Comments: 2
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Comment by 'Biggles' in media 'Kestrel'
Brilliant! Lovely warm lighting and excellent pose. Thanks!:t:- Biggles
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Kingfisher
My latest attempt to get the sharpest possible snap of our regular garden visitor.- Biggles
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- kingfisher
- Comments: 11
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Comment by 'Biggles' in media 'A bit closer than'
Yes, a very nice clear shot, and a classic pose. What lens on your D90?- Biggles
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Sexing a Kingfisher? UK
Yes, I took it this morning. It seems there are plenty of newts in the pond as I've seen the KF take about 4 over the last few days, probably more. Also we found some young great crested newts on our doorstep last night when we came back from the pub ... and no, we weren't as p'd as newts!- Biggles
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Sexing a Kingfisher? UK
Ah - thanks! That's clear now. I wish I could get my shots that clear!- Biggles
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Kinfisher stretching
Having swallowed the newt, he has a good stretch.- Biggles
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- kingfisher
- Comments: 9
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Sexing a Kingfisher? UK
I'm struggling to know male from female Kingfishers - the book says the female's bill has a reddish base. The one pictured below has suddenly become a regular visitor to our garden pond. Am I right in thinking it's a male? - possibly a young that's been driven away from the nearby Avon by...- Biggles
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Kingfisher + newt
Kingfisher returned today and helped himself to a newt.- Biggles
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- Comments: 9
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Kingfisher
Possibly a juvenile being forced out by parents?- Biggles
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- kingfisher
- Comments: 4
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Green Woodpecker + young
On my lawn- Biggles
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- green woodpecker
- Comments: 8
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Kingfisher
This gem only visits our garden pond when stormy weather makes the river Avon too murky for him/her to feed in. Quite tolerant of me approaching, slowly ...- Biggles
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- kingfisher
- Comments: 4
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Green Woodpecker
On next door's pergola, just by my study window.- Biggles
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- green woodpecker
- Comments: 11
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Grey Heron
- Biggles
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- heron
- Comments: 0
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Black Lined Skimmer
Female Black Lined Skimmer at rest- Biggles
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- dragonfly
- Comments: 0
- Category: Invertebrates
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Juvenile Great Spotted
One of a pair of juvenile Great Spotted Woodpecker which are regular visitors to our garden.- Biggles
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- woodpecker
- Comments: 3
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Juvenile GSW
Juvenile Great Spotted Woodpecker- Biggles
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- woodpecker
- Comments: 1
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Juvenile Great Spotted
Fledgling Great Spotted Woodpecker waiting to be fed- Biggles
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- woodpecker
- Comments: 2
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Comment by 'Biggles' in media 'Robin'
Yes, they tend to hunch up when it's cold and wet, as it was last weekend.- Biggles
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