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Rock Pipit (I think). Well, it's on a rock anyway.
Ron
Rock Pipit (I think). Well, it's on a rock anyway.
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Nest Building by Tracey Jones, on Flickr
Took at Walt Disney Animal Kingdom, anyone have any idea what this bird is (and where I find information so I can identify others)Tracey Jones
Its a shame that humans dont come with autofocus, like cameras do!Comment
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It's a Weaver Bird.
Try Googling Birds of ----- (the country you were in). You will find sites which suit you. Same goes for butterflies, insects, etc. etc.
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Buzzard balscott quarry 20/11/19 by Walter Warburton, on Flickr[/IMG]mk2 p/l 100/400lens
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Two shots of a Redshank taken at the end of last month before the weather turned cold and grotty.
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Having had my first Nuthatch visit, I put some food (Suet, nuts, mealworms) into the bark on the Willow to try and encourage it's return and was treated with this:
The Nuthatch then went off hiding the food around the tree, which allowed a couple more:
My favourite!Paul
Retired and loving it.Comment
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Nice shots Mark but I reckon it's a Song Thrush, based on its chevron shaped spots.
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Thanks Ron, I always get it wrong.
There was a flock of them, not seen them in such numbers together before...Comment
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cormorant from today
dark angel by jeff and jan cohen, on Flickr
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Super capture.Comment
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Lovely detailed photo...Love it...:-)Comment
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Certainly some magic shots in this thread recently. Well done guys.Comment
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