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Thanks, Kev, for always thinking of me with these very sweet images of spidersgross Kev
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Thanks, Kev, for always thinking of me with these very sweet images of spidersgross Kev
That’s a shame.Thanks Iain. Sadly I don't think we'll be seeing her again. She turned up with a damaged wing last week but our local rescue centre thought that 20 miles was too far to come out! I tried to catch her a few times myself but she was still too flighty unfortunately.
Lovely shot Kev. Reminds me of a little sand lizard that I found running around my flat in Germany, it wasn't really something I wanted to be sharing my bed with!Week 37. On the occasional warmer days now, we are still seeing some Common Lizards warming up before they hibernate for the winter. Awesome little dinosaurs.
Haha, they are skittish! CheersLovely shot Kev. Reminds me of a little sand lizard that I found running around my flat in Germany, it wasn't really something I wanted to be sharing my bed with!
Nice one Jeff. These are what fly over my house regularlyI had an opportunity to see the F-22 Raptor in person. This is an amazing aircraft. I watched it do things that are not possible with other aircraft. This Mach 2 Class Aircraft can "Supercruise" at 1.5 Mach without using it's Afterburners.
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Very nice Tim. One to keep watching.I spotted this peregrine on a local quarry this morning. It looks like they ate recently with some blood stains on their otherwise pristine white chest feathers. I'm guessing a male due to the lighter chest feathers but could be wrong. Hopefully this one isn't persecuted against which sadly so many are around here.
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They really put on a good performance that day. On the first take-off, the pilot's rotation point, which happened to be right in front of my position, the Raptor went straight into a vertical climb.Nice one Jeff. These are what fly over my house regularly
They are impressive things that would be utterly useless without the computational power we have now.They really put on a good performance that day. On the first take-off, the pilot's rotation point, which happened to be right in front of my position, the Raptor went straight into a vertical climb.
That's a cracker Kev!Week 40. Little Egret over the sea at Brancaster this afternoon. Great light today.
Cheers Tim.That's a cracker Kev!
Very nice TimWe have another sparrowhawk visiting the garden now after our last one was sadly injured somehow and unlikely to have survived. We've spotted an adult male too but so far I haven't got a good picture of him.
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Cheers Kev. Our new fence post is coming in handy, the sparrowhawks really like itVery nice Tim
Nice shot Gary. I wish I'd bought some shares in those orange chuckit balls, they are very popular with dog owners! I've probably been through 50 of them and only because I've lost them. If you don't lose them they last for ages and go for miles in a good thrower.another first for me I saw this dog and here we are a9 and 200-600
I think this a 1st for me but I could be wrong.
This shot of a Superb Fairy-wren for me has got what I have been after in a shot of one of them.
I think it is my best ever shot of one of these little things.
I was actually watching a different bird when on the ground about a meter and a half away I seen movement.Fantastic stuff Ralph. That looks awesome, good pose too!
I was actually watching a different bird when on the ground about a meter and a half away I seen movement.
And this was one of the shots I got as I am not even sure if it seen me standing there or not.