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timwootton
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Only from first-hand observation could this painting be conceived - excellent.
ARTHUR BISHOP
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Thankyou all.
Here's little un. on a red hot poker.
Wet and dismal here. Having a cuppa this morning when these popped into veiw out of the stream.Their nesting burrows are about half a mile away and about the same again to the sea / marsh. Another tick for in the garden.
Certainly brightened up the day.
Here's little un. on a red hot poker.
Wet and dismal here. Having a cuppa this morning when these popped into veiw out of the stream.Their nesting burrows are about half a mile away and about the same again to the sea / marsh. Another tick for in the garden.
Certainly brightened up the day.
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timwootton
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LOVE the wren! You absolutely must get in touch with a card company - these are so attractive.
ARTHUR BISHOP
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timwootton
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Terrific visitors to the garden Arthur - and what a superb job you've made of the encounter. More than a few of these are just a bit special!
ARTHUR BISHOP
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timwootton
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. . .maybe one big pink leg and a slice of burnt sienna? . . .
Woody
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Some 'garden'... Have the RSPB shown any interest in purchasing your reserve Arthur?
Great shelducklings, and Tim's suggestion of 'a slice of burnt sienna' sounds good. There's a creche of up to about twenty shelducklings on one of the scrapes at elmley at the moment. They spend a lot of their time avoiding the avocets, which seem to hate them for some reason!
That second little wren's a corker too, I love that pose, and the bee is a lovely touch. The combination of garden flowers with familiar, (and cute), garden birds makes a very commercial mix so cards would be a good bet...
Mike
Great shelducklings, and Tim's suggestion of 'a slice of burnt sienna' sounds good. There's a creche of up to about twenty shelducklings on one of the scrapes at elmley at the moment. They spend a lot of their time avoiding the avocets, which seem to hate them for some reason!
That second little wren's a corker too, I love that pose, and the bee is a lovely touch. The combination of garden flowers with familiar, (and cute), garden birds makes a very commercial mix so cards would be a good bet...
Mike
ARTHUR BISHOP
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