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matt green

matt green

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Just been drooling over the fantastic pictures in the latest Bird watching mag.They're from the results of the international wild bird photographer 2006.

My personal faves are the marsh harrier and bearded tit.The two godwits
are absolutely phenominal.Anyone who perhaps might not usually buy this
magazine every month should make an exception with this months copy.

Theres even more great pics from the january photo gallery-theres a feature about that murrelet thing aswell ;)

Matt
 
Y'know, I totally forgot it was the 30th today as I was rushing around so much. Didn't realise it was BirdWatching day until I happened to pop into WH Smiths and saw the latest copy!

Those photos ARE fabulous aren't they! My favourite was the Bearded Tit portfolio- what stunning birds they are close up (and I'm now DETERMINED to camp out at Leighton Moss in 2007 until I see one of the wee blighters!!!).
Also liked the two Bar-tailed Godwits :t: And the Swift pic had me laughing :-O Very clever LOL
 
Gill Osborne said:
Y'know, I totally forgot it was the 30th today as I was rushing around so much. Didn't realise it was BirdWatching day until I happened to pop into WH Smiths and saw the latest copy!

Those photos ARE fabulous aren't they! My favourite was the Bearded Tit portfolio- what stunning birds they are close up (and I'm now DETERMINED to camp out at Leighton Moss in 2007 until I see one of the wee blighters!!!).
Also liked the two Bar-tailed Godwits :t: And the Swift pic had me laughing :-O Very clever LOL
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Gill
Best time to go to Leighton for beardies is late summer when the young are getting ready to disperse after fledging, they tend to be very visible for quite a while at that time. If you are really lucky you can see them as they leave the area, that's a magical sight.
 
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