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BOP seen this morning NE.London....?
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<blockquote data-quote="KenM" data-source="post: 3567516" data-attributes="member: 57880"><p>It was first picked up through bins!...however the time elapse before relocating through the viewfinder, and getting it in focus (not easy..sensor kept losing it) was perhaps (20 sec.), bird was always going away, resulted in half a dozen shots, then a short film clip (when it was at it's furthest) and these last awful grabs were the net result. I believe that the combination of tail length and narrowness would be a difficult profile to find on CB? Also I've lightened the last image to show an ''apparant'' bar to the tail base, however this could easily be dismissed as a ''coincidental artefact?'' I believe on the day birds turned up on Scilly and Kent, as I've been informed.</p><p></p><p>Cheers</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KenM, post: 3567516, member: 57880"] It was first picked up through bins!...however the time elapse before relocating through the viewfinder, and getting it in focus (not easy..sensor kept losing it) was perhaps (20 sec.), bird was always going away, resulted in half a dozen shots, then a short film clip (when it was at it's furthest) and these last awful grabs were the net result. I believe that the combination of tail length and narrowness would be a difficult profile to find on CB? Also I've lightened the last image to show an ''apparant'' bar to the tail base, however this could easily be dismissed as a ''coincidental artefact?'' I believe on the day birds turned up on Scilly and Kent, as I've been informed. Cheers [/QUOTE]
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