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Taken in the garden today,lovely sunshine and our pheasants had spring in mind.
Lots of chicks soon I think
Cheers Iain
Lots of chicks soon I think
Cheers Iain
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Re: Finally the sun is out
Loverly colours Iain, the second one is my favourite.
Regards Paul.
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Iain, that 2nd shot is SOOO SHARP ! Great !
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Interesting close ups! Seems as if there are no such things as a "third set of teeth (read "beaks") available for birds, right?!?I am not afraid of TitsComment
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The colours and detail on these is fantastic Iain.....you see so many squashed on the roads in these parts...
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Thanks for the comments.chevvy the 70-300mm is a great lens once you get to know it.
No no third set unfortunately Falk.
We get a lot of squashed ones up here Peter, these don't stray to far from the house.
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