In reply to Anonymous:
I feel slightly jealous of everyone's out of focus shots of 'Wallcreepers and Belted Kingfishers'
All I have to show is a cheeky little sparrow who kept coming up to my window! Enjoy!
Sam
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Pipit said: I've got lots of those! Blimey, where do I start? :) Belted Kingfisher: Cheers for a great thread aiki, Graham
I've got lots of those! Blimey, where do I start? :)
Belted Kingfisher:
Cheers for a great thread aiki, Graham
Hi Mr G
Belted Kingfisher??? OMG!! And a Last Post too!!
Masterly, young sir!
Pip xxx
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Was that the 2005 Staffs/Aberdeenshire Belter, Graham?
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In reply to Coal:
Hi Coal
Great to see you on here once more
Love your Sparrow picture.
Have a few of those myself of this and that species
Regards
Kathy and Dave
In reply to aiki:
aiki said: I've got lots of those! Blimey, where do I start? :) Belted Kingfisher: Cheers for a great thread aiki, Graham
Hi aiki,
Er, no :) - it was taken whilst in Texas last November......through the car window if I remember correctly....
-Graham
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In reply to GrahamC:
Well, some of you had a belly laugh at my pochard duck, what about this, my first ever known sighting of a big black sea bird I thought was a cormorant - very cleverley ID'd on this forum as a Shag.
Cheers, Linda.
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In reply to Sparrow:
That's not the worst Shag ever, Sparrow.
This is :)
oh, and I've found another - behold this magnificent Woodcock!
This is a brilliant thread and so funny. It is that excitement of spotting something new as Pip says.
My first photo is beyond funny, it is just bad. It was 2004, my first DSLR camera and the first nuthatch visiting my garden. I don't know why I kept this?????
This is a flowerpot full of peanuts by the way.
I keep this because I have two badgers visiting my garden and i have not obtained one decent photo! I am too anxious I will scare them off. Any tips or hints on badger photography would be very welcome. LOL
Taken by torchlight through a window in the rain.
Kind regards Jane.
In reply to Goldcrest:
Jef, you took a picture of a two-headed Nuthatch and you DON'T KNOW WHY YOU KEPT IT??? Notify 'New Scientist' magazine immediately and ask to speak to someone in the genetic engineering department :)
Jef's nuthatch has my vote for the funniest!!! The two headed nuthatch
And Aiki, I'm so pleased you have a worse photo of a Shag than I do!!!!!
aiki said: That's not the worst Shag ever, Sparrow. This is :)
Aiki - I didn't dare look!!!
Pip xxx lol :)))