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Sorry about the quality, but had to do the best I could, they were only like this for a split second 
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The picture tells the story, great when you have a bad memory.DW. -
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A split second is quite a long time for these hyperactive little birds to stay still. A delightful shot.
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Aaaaah! How cute is that!. And well spotted! Gorgeous shot.
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Absolutely most cuddly couple of birds I have EVER seen
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Well caught, the long tailed tit is my favourite bird they are so small and cute and fit in the palm of your hand.
A couple of days ago one flew from the feeder into the living room window and knocked his self out. I rushed out and he was on his back in shock so he spent a half hour inside my jumper where it was warm and dark and eventualy made a full recovery and I let him go.
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Nice shot. Paul you are a hero.Ed
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img1 - A cute cute pair and photographically a swine of a place perch.
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I lurve them tooOriginally posted by OlyPaul View PostWell caught, the long tailed tit is my favourite bird they are so small and cute and fit in the palm of your hand.
A couple of days ago one flew from the feeder into the living room window and knocked his self out. I rushed out and he was on his back in shock so he spent a half hour inside my jumper where it was warm and dark and eventualy made a full recovery and I let him go.
Interesting "Life Saver" ... we have a floor to ceiling big glass window and often get them K.O.'d ... we have put the bird in a small box lined with "pock/wadding/feathers" ... and they did not fly away
shall try a jumper warm up for the shock 
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Awww! Lovely. Like little balls of candy floss on a stick.
I've never managed to get a photo of them yet - they're just too quick, so well done.
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Really nice capture of a great little bird
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That's a very good shot, getting focus must've been a nightmare!John
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I didn't show the one where only the branchs are in focusOriginally posted by jdal View Post
The picture tells the story, great when you have a bad memory.DW.Comment
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Lovely! Really cute.
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