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birds
How big are the birds? They may be starlings which like to roost in trees near lights.
How big are the birds? They may be starlings which like to roost in trees near lights.
How big are the birds? They may be starlings which like to roost in trees near lights.
How big are the birds? They may be starlings which like to roost in trees near lights.
carleton, Dec 31, 2006
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Celia
Jan 1, 2007
hurry back
what a wonderful start of the year looking at your beautiful pictures....Thank you very much greenwizard, and, the same to you!!
what a wonderful start of the year looking at your beautiful pictures....Thank you very much greenwizard, and, the same to you!!
what a wonderful start of the year looking at your beautiful pictures....Thank you very much greenwizard, and, the same to you!!
what a wonderful start of the year looking at your beautiful pictures....Thank you very much greenwizard, and, the same to you!!
GREENWIZARD, Dec 31, 2006
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528
miraflores
Dec 31, 2006
Swans in fields
If they are mute swans (which they probably are)they are probably browsing as Blackthorn suggests as they are resident and do not migrate. If they were Whooper swans (yellow bills not orange) they...
If they are mute swans (which they probably are)they are probably browsing as Blackthorn suggests as they are resident and do not migrate. If they were Whooper swans (yellow bills not orange) they would have migrated here for the winter.
If they are mute swans (which they probably are)they are probably browsing as Blackthorn suggests as they are resident and do not migrate. If they were Whooper swans (yellow bills not orange) they would have migrated here for the winter.
If they are mute swans (which they probably are)they are probably browsing as Blackthorn suggests as they are resident and do not migrate. If they were Whooper swans (yellow bills not orange) they...
David G, Dec 30, 2006
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strongylodon
Dec 30, 2006
Mistletoe
Great photos HB - especially against the blue sky
Great photos HB - especially against the blue sky
Great photos HB - especially against the blue sky
Great photos HB - especially against the blue sky
Hornbeam, Dec 30, 2006
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548
marge
Dec 30, 2006
Gold finches
Hi Palustris I get quite few of them in our silver birch but not when i've got the camera with me
Hi Palustris I get quite few of them in our silver birch but not when i've got the camera with me
Hi Palustris I get quite few of them in our silver birch but not when i've got the camera with me
Hi Palustris I get quite few of them in our silver birch but not when i've got the camera with me
Palustris, Dec 22, 2006
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Nick the Grief
Dec 23, 2006
Crystal Forest
Lovely pictures HB - love the lake, and the "ents" were stunning.
Lovely pictures HB - love the lake, and the "ents" were stunning.
Lovely pictures HB - love the lake, and the "ents" were stunning.
Lovely pictures HB - love the lake, and the "ents" were stunning.
Hornbeam, Dec 22, 2006 ... 2
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Fran
Dec 22, 2006
Kingfisher
We used to have one on the stream at the bottom of the garden. i noticed that he or she tended to sit at the top of the bank looking for fish, and one day i spotted a cat stalking it from behind....
We used to have one on the stream at the bottom of the garden. i noticed that he or she tended to sit at the top of the bank looking for fish, and one day i spotted a cat stalking it from behind. So I got a few stems of broken willow and rammed them into the bank at an angle so it could perch...
We used to have one on the stream at the bottom of the garden. i noticed that he or she tended to sit at the top of the bank looking for fish, and one day i spotted a cat stalking it from behind. So I got a few stems of broken willow and rammed...
We used to have one on the stream at the bottom of the garden. i noticed that he or she tended to sit at the top of the bank looking for fish, and one day i spotted a cat stalking it from behind....
Liz, Dec 20, 2006
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9
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549
geoffhandley
Dec 21, 2006
Woodpecker.
Now would I! :D :D
Now would I! :D :D
Now would I! :D :D
Now would I! :D :D
Palustris, Dec 20, 2006
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4
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626
Fran
Dec 21, 2006
It really is a buzzard
It must have been a record then,as I have never heard of that many at once.You must have some good feeding down your way :D :D
It must have been a record then,as I have never heard of that many at once.You must have some good feeding down your way :D :D
It must have been a record then,as I have never heard of that many at once.You must have some good feeding down your way :D :D
It must have been a record then,as I have never heard of that many at once.You must have some good feeding down your way :D :D
Palustris, Dec 19, 2006
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496
Kandy
Dec 19, 2006
Most welcome buzzard
Just realised I used the wrong name - of course, it's the Sea Eagle, I meant - I've been looking up about when it was they tried to reintroduce them, and found this...
Just realised I used the wrong name - of course, it's the Sea Eagle, I meant - I've been looking up about when it was they tried to reintroduce them, and found this info http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/animals/features/328feature1.shtml
Just realised I used the wrong name - of course, it's the Sea Eagle, I meant - I've been looking up about when it was they tried to reintroduce them, and found this info http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/animals/features/328feature1.shtml
Just realised I used the wrong name - of course, it's the Sea Eagle, I meant - I've been looking up about when it was they tried to reintroduce them, and found this...
Palustris, Nov 21, 2006 ... 3 4 5
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60
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2,338
UsedtobeDendy
Dec 14, 2006
Hog box
I don't feed them,they can help themselves to the critters that hang around the compost heap and among the undergrowth. The last time I put food out it sounded like the a battle field on our...
I don't feed them,they can help themselves to the critters that hang around the compost heap and among the undergrowth. The last time I put food out it sounded like the a battle field on our patio...Not sure if it was the sound of fighting or passion but the noise was scarey!
I don't feed them,they can help themselves to the critters that hang around the compost heap and among the undergrowth. The last time I put food out it sounded like the a battle field on our patio...Not sure if it was the sound of fighting or...
I don't feed them,they can help themselves to the critters that hang around the compost heap and among the undergrowth. The last time I put food out it sounded like the a battle field on our...
Paladin, Dec 6, 2006
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9
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492
Paladin
Dec 12, 2006
Unwanted Buzzards
We live on the edge of fields with a nearby wood and get visits from merlins, peregrine falcons and sparrowhawks. They mainly catch pigeons.. three years ago I was apinting my garage doors, heard...
We live on the edge of fields with a nearby wood and get visits from merlins, peregrine falcons and sparrowhawks. They mainly catch pigeons.. three years ago I was apinting my garage doors, heard a large thump and turned round to see a sparrowhawk has banged into the doors - complete with pigeon...
We live on the edge of fields with a nearby wood and get visits from merlins, peregrine falcons and sparrowhawks. They mainly catch pigeons.. three years ago I was apinting my garage doors, heard a large thump and turned round to see a...
We live on the edge of fields with a nearby wood and get visits from merlins, peregrine falcons and sparrowhawks. They mainly catch pigeons.. three years ago I was apinting my garage doors, heard...
TaffyThomas, Nov 18, 2006 ... 2 3
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43
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1,871
Madasafish
Dec 7, 2006
Tortoiseshell butterfly
Stuuning, what plant is it feeding on?
Stuuning, what plant is it feeding on?
Stuuning, what plant is it feeding on?
Stuuning, what plant is it feeding on?
whis4ey, Nov 26, 2006
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2
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501
r2oo
Dec 5, 2006
What's Crawling Today
The smooth snake could not eat anything as large as a kitten, it would more likely be killed by a kitten or cat!
The smooth snake could not eat anything as large as a kitten, it would more likely be killed by a kitten or cat!
The smooth snake could not eat anything as large as a kitten, it would more likely be killed by a kitten or cat!
The smooth snake could not eat anything as large as a kitten, it would more likely be killed by a kitten or cat!
Victoria, Oct 27, 2006 ... 2
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23
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1,078
strongylodon
Dec 1, 2006
Save this forest
:eek: :eek: :eek: Why don't you ask the mods to feature this thread, HB? I'm sure they would.
:eek: :eek: :eek: Why don't you ask the mods to feature this thread, HB? I'm sure they would.
:eek: :eek: :eek: Why don't you ask the mods to feature this thread, HB? I'm sure they would.
:eek: :eek: :eek: Why don't you ask the mods to feature this thread, HB? I'm sure they would.
Hornbeam, Nov 18, 2006 ... 2
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18
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760
UsedtobeDendy
Nov 29, 2006
Speckled Wood butterfly
Wonderful!
Wonderful!
Wonderful!
Wonderful!
whis4ey, Nov 26, 2006
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2
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513
marge
Nov 26, 2006
Painted Lady butterfly
Another quite common visitor every year from the continent One has to marvel at how these creature can travel so far
Another quite common visitor every year from the continent One has to marvel at how these creature can travel so far
Another quite common visitor every year from the continent One has to marvel at how these creature can travel so far
Another quite common visitor every year from the continent One has to marvel at how these creature can travel so far
whis4ey, Nov 26, 2006
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0
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516
whis4ey
Nov 26, 2006
Great White butterfly
Noted for its love of our cabbages
Noted for its love of our cabbages
Noted for its love of our cabbages
Noted for its love of our cabbages
whis4ey, Nov 26, 2006
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0
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490
whis4ey
Nov 26, 2006
Peacock Butterfly
Probably our most striking butterfly Here it is pretending to be a stealth fighter
Probably our most striking butterfly Here it is pretending to be a stealth fighter
Probably our most striking butterfly Here it is pretending to be a stealth fighter
Probably our most striking butterfly Here it is pretending to be a stealth fighter
whis4ey, Nov 26, 2006
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0
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511
whis4ey
Nov 26, 2006
Heron in flight
what a beautiful pond ermmm looks more like a lake to me, not suprised the herons visit
what a beautiful pond ermmm looks more like a lake to me, not suprised the herons visit
what a beautiful pond ermmm looks more like a lake to me, not suprised the herons visit
what a beautiful pond ermmm looks more like a lake to me, not suprised the herons visit
whis4ey, Nov 25, 2006
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8
Views:
508
rosa
Nov 26, 2006

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