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Absolutely amazing SCYLLA -  just wonderful sequence ,Must copy thost when I have more tme :)  and the videos   :)) there's that 'dragon fly ' again. It's just fascinated with Maya. Yes, 33 on skiis indeed ha ha . What a great skill to witness

I'm not just routinely saying "thanks for the captures", there are lots of really special ones to greet me today, LOVELY, thank you!

On a less loving note, I think that CIRRUS is the only one who has responded to my Lapwing video (and she has pronounced it a dragonfly!  What a tease!).  I'm SURE it was a Lapwing, and would be so proud that I ID'd it if someone would confirm it.

Unfortunately, I cannot discern a crest, SCYLLA - but if you did , excellent . It's a lapwing which will always be a dragon fly to me :)

Latest blog from Rutland - "Skiing with sticks"    -  includes some of these great stick/skiing photos of Blue 33 which of course we have seen thanks to Scylla :-)))

AND some brilliant news.

 Male 01(09) and Metal Ring from Argyll returned last week

AND

one the the 2012 birds, female F5(12) has been spotted in North Wales

33(11) is quite a character. Also great news about 5f(12).

Great news about 5F, Chris Wood will be pleased that she has been sighted. 

Blue 33 has brought Maya a fish which she flies off with 

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Morning all

Thank you for info and nice Fish capture Karen

This morning as I logged in Maya tentivly tidying nest cup then 33 flies in empty handed(I think) so she flies off. to be followed by himself.

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Sun is coming up at Rutland, so nice to see this wide cam view.   Love it when you see the birds flying in to the nest.

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