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- Thread starter Gerry Hooper
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Nice one Gerry. As you say ... Wow!
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Gerry Hooper
Certified User
My son and I sat on the sofa in awe as it swooped around getting it's bearings.
Unfortunatley it just missed my copy of "The dictionary of Birds in colour" by a couple of books.
That's a very useful book if you need to keep a door open, light a fire, hit someone over the head, do some flower pressing.............
Unfortunatley it just missed my copy of "The dictionary of Birds in colour" by a couple of books.
That's a very useful book if you need to keep a door open, light a fire, hit someone over the head, do some flower pressing.............
Tranquility Base
Registered User
I have to say: what an eclectic selection of books!!!!!!
Heck of a photo, Dude!
Heck of a photo, Dude!
Gerry Hooper
Certified User
More exciting than when we had a Horse fly in the kitchen.
lockbreeze926
Well-known member
Quite astonishing!
Great job on your part, managing to point and shoot the camera. I'd have been fumbling for half an hour and ended up with a photo of the ceiling.
Very good result, too, in that he found his own way back out - you could get some nasty punctures trying to help a wayward hawk find the door.
(the only birds I've ever had on my bookshelves are Penguins.......couldn't resist it.)
Great job on your part, managing to point and shoot the camera. I'd have been fumbling for half an hour and ended up with a photo of the ceiling.
Very good result, too, in that he found his own way back out - you could get some nasty punctures trying to help a wayward hawk find the door.
(the only birds I've ever had on my bookshelves are Penguins.......couldn't resist it.)
Paul Jarvis
Registered Member
Thats got to be one for the record book! Nice shot well done Gerry.
KayD
Ochruros
Great picture, what an exciting experience it must have been.
When I lived with my mum we heard rustling behind a cupboard, we looked there expecting to find a mouse or rat but we found a robin taking refuge from the cold winter. It came out and kept flying around and landing on top of the cupboards, clearly not wishing to leave
When I lived with my mum we heard rustling behind a cupboard, we looked there expecting to find a mouse or rat but we found a robin taking refuge from the cold winter. It came out and kept flying around and landing on top of the cupboards, clearly not wishing to leave
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