What's Buzzing or Flying near You Today..?? Mark 2..!!

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  1. wiseowl

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    Hi Shiney lovely photos,just love the ladybirds Photo and your comments about them,brought a smile to my face.Thanks:)
     
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    Hanging About:)

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    Lovely shot of the garden spider, Woo, well caught! :gnthb:
     
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    Good morning Kedi thank you:)
     
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    A new niger feeder has soon been found by a small flock of Goldies, here are two of them tucking in.
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    Glad the nipper's gone now I've got to myself!
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    The Coal Tit has returned after a long absence.:thumb:
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    At work today I was amazed to see so many Sparrows. Look carefully and you will see the hedge heaving with them...Honestly,there were dozens!
    And to think that 40 years ago there was a penny each bounty on them in this village's veg plots and near by allotments:o
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    They do seem to be localised and found in good numbers here and there. Some folk on here say they hardly see any. We have a healthy population here as there must be where you were working Pal.:thumb:
     
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    Hi Strongy and Pal, lovely shot Strongy,we have quite a few Sparrows here Pal though not quite as many as in your photo.:)
     
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    Robins back:)

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    Looks like it's side to me.:D

    Nice capture Woo.:gnthb:
     
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    :hehe:Strongy....Looks like it's side to me.:D

    Lovely shot Woo:yez:
     
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    Thanks Strongy and Pal much appreciated:)
     
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    Woo, great shot :gnthb:. Did you use an owl lens? :hehe:
     
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    Thanks Shiney ,you should know that Owl lenses only work in the dark:hehe::)
     
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    Female Kestrel at Portland by the old Atomic Weapons Est, now a 'Business Park'
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    Juvenile Wheatear at Portland Bill which will soon fly off when the colder weather comes his week.
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    Poor pic of a Male Stonechat.
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