Thank you Mary for starting the thread on Balgavies as usual. Hope I can get there soon and meet the Balgavies family.
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In reply to Roberto M:
EJ's Memorial Balgavies Loch Ospreys 2022
In reply to scylla:
scylla said:Good morning, MARY :-* Thank you for this thread, which I probably will be reduced to catching up with once in a while. I was thinking of you yesterday while trying to tart up a snap. The Balgavies "real life" photos put our cam snaps to shame, I'm going to use BlueYD for wallpaper on a netbook, I love it. xxx
A good choice for your wallpaper Scylla LOL.... I hope Blue YD is sighted again this year, preferably at a nest somewhere, I'd like to think he will be breeding by now.
PS: What a palaver this is trying to get RF, only by editing original post. It is a draconian upgrade this LOL..... Oh well just have to get on with it, put it this way when EJ arrives back I will be more than delighted to put up with these small annoyances as being able to see her on the webcam will be my most thrilling moment of 2019.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
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Some Kingfisher photos Darren has taken.... all fabulous too!
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One of Darren's photos also published at BBC website, "your pictures of Scotland: 8 - 15 March". He has strong opponent this time, the second picture in the sequence with a kingfisher catching a fish below water is absolutely not to be missed.
Thank You for the link Roberto, have to say that underwater photo of the kingfisher is magnificent, as are a lot of the others too.
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Darren has been to Balgavies today - No OSPREYS yet
HERE IS A LINK TO HIS REPORT
Two photos taken at Montrose Basin
and another of his brilliant Kingfisher photos - hopefully it will be Ospreys soon