In reply to James:
I see something else 1 o'clock of the raptor and close to it - if that's it which doesn't look like a pink-foot ! .... unless I should be looking for a rabbit or vole in the field lol
@ Jim, you found both odd ones out ?
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In reply to Paul A:
Paul A said: Did you manage to get the two different odd ones out? (not including the Sheep).!! :-)
Did you manage to get the two different odd ones out? (not including the Sheep).!! :-)
Sadly I have just seen this post :(
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Well done on the Raptor (a Common Buzzard which I seen through the scope before the Geese got up) and the other one really does stand out like a Limpet on a rock. ;-)
Will reveal the culprits soon....(assuming that there are only two).!!
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Hello all. New to this but in reply to Paul “nobody likes hangers on”! (I think)!
In reply to Michael S:
Well done to the keen eyed among you. The two (that I know of) odd ones out were a Common Buzzard on the fence and a Barnacle Goose on the ground, both to the lower left of the photo. I had spotted the birds in the scope just before the Pink-footed Geese took off so I was very lucky to capture both of them in the photo. There were actually two Barnacle Geese but I can't find the other one in the photo.!! Once again, well done for giving it a go, after all, it's just for fun. :-)
Well I found the Buzzard but not the Barnacle Goose, well done Paul for a terrific photo of all those birds in flight, think I might have been found taking cover with all that action:-)
Lot to learn
In reply to gaynorsl:
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Here’s the other one.. Hope the pic shows as first attempt!
Nice find Michael.
You really are having a laugh here!! Mmmm!!!
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
In reply to Catlady:
Well spotted, Michael. I knew that there were at least two there before they took off. :-)