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- Thread starter ClarkWGriswold
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No cheating please Mr Nevis
Nutcracker
Stop Brexit!
You share a sense of humour with my old man Mike:-O
Paul Longland
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Is that a magpie on the middle of the five bar gate?
Right location but wrong bird Paul.
RafaelMatias
Unknown member
Perhaps a Sparrowhawk?
RafaelMatias
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Well, if it weren't for Paul Longland saying where the bird was I'd never had seen it, despite it being in the center of the image! 8-P
My best guess for a possible bird before Paul's suggestion was the white speck next to the hedge, to the left of the gate... :smoke:
And a great snap you managed!
Paul Longland
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Glad to be of assistance :smoke:
Paul Longland
Well-known member
Thought I might show my total lack of photographic ability too.
First one is relatively easy. Taken earlier this year a few mile from home. My first attempt at digi scoping. Wont be giving up the day job too soon
Second not so easy. There are actually two birds here
First one is relatively easy. Taken earlier this year a few mile from home. My first attempt at digi scoping. Wont be giving up the day job too soon
Second not so easy. There are actually two birds here
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Paul Longland
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Sorry, meant to add that second picture was taken in South Devon in October
Hmmmm. Greenfinch and Gannet?
Paul Longland
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Try again Rich. There is second bird in pic 2 but i defy anyone to find it.
Given they're everywhere at the moment I'll try Hawfinch for the first. Struggling to find anything to guess at for the second:-O
Paul Longland
Well-known member
The first was taken back inthe suumer. Perhaps a little disengenerous of me to say a few miles up the road. It was actually in the next county and certainly not something that i would have expected to come across in the normal course of events. The bird is amost dead centre. As for the second the bird on the water is common enough but not as you normally expect to see them. The second is somewhere on the rocks.
Nutcracker
Stop Brexit!
1 Wryneck?
2 Is that a breaking wavelet or a Herring Gull on the rocks?
2 Is that a breaking wavelet or a Herring Gull on the rocks?
