In reply to Mike B:
Lots of nice Reed Buntings, Goldfincher and Alan
Michael B said:Cracking B&W pics Nige
Thanks, Mike. Most of my landscapes seem to end up B&W now - hours of fun in Photoshop, which keeps me out of mischief!
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I'm knee deep in these at the minute LOL
And quite a few Dunnocks at the feeding area too
and the numbers of Linnets are building too.
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Very distant photos of a Peregrine Falcon taken today at 3pm, had to use the 2x Convertor to get the reach. It stayed for a few minutes then flew off.
Mrs Mally playing hide and seek by the garden pond ......
One of half a dozen rooks which were in Tatton Park yesterday
In reply to Paul Cousins:
Paul Cousins said:Very distant photos of a Peregrine Falcon
It may have been far away but your big lens has captured it beautifully. Stunning bird.
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In reply to HAZY:
HAZY said:Mrs Mally playing hide and seek by the garden pond .
Unlike her to be so coy. Is Mr Mally still with her?
Pair of Bullfinch, Yellowhammer, a couple of Frogs
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Such a stunning bird the Male Bullfinch is.
I didn't expect this photo to be that good as it was taken handheld at 1/60's. It was more of a chance shot. The other dozen or so I deleted, thank goodness we have digital, when I think back to my old SLR Canon AE-1 I was carrying around in the late 80's in comparison to modern day DSLR's where some have GPS technology that will tell you where you took the photo.