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Too many to list, but this one is one of my faves, Carmine Bee Eater
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and the Resplendent Quetzal
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a somewhat surreal moment from a few years back, we had a kingfisher on our bird table, it was such a weird moment I couldn't quite work out what was going on, luckily the camera was close bye or I may have doubted the moment - it just sat there for about 10 minutes looking into the pond, then off it went. Our nearest river/water is about 2 mile away, so no idea why it was there.
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Caught this barn owl in flight, about 3 years ago, so we called him Barney. Used to watch im most evenings checking out the meadow next door. Great way to de-stress after a tough work day.
And taking a rest.
Got others of blue tits, coal tits, long tail tits, a greenfinch etc. All from my own garden.
And taking a rest.
Got others of blue tits, coal tits, long tail tits, a greenfinch etc. All from my own garden.
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Once saw a Kingfisher diving into a river. It was spectacular, but it was a blink-and-miss-it kinda thing.
Literally gone in a flash.
Literally gone in a flash.
Not the kind of birds I normally look at.
Andy
Andy
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Bodd
Emu in panto when I was 9 years old.
Well isn't it weired how Emu come out with nothing more than a scratch when Rod fell off that roof.... Somthing suspicious don't you think??
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Bodd
That's luck... Brilliant
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Bodd
No Andy.....
I saw a couple of these birds at the bottom of my garden a few weeks back
goldcrest
(not a pic taken by me)
I often get these in the garden:
goldfinch -quite common these days (they like niger seed or sunflower hearts)
goldcrest
(not a pic taken by me)
I often get these in the garden:
goldfinch -quite common these days (they like niger seed or sunflower hearts)
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EddieM
Herring gulls here in Blackpool, oh... my bad ... bloody sh*tehawks. Protected species too, can't even shoot the buggers.
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EddieM
That's why they like chips. Goes with their fish.
Getting aggressive now, cos they're hungry, bloody things, no idea why they're protected, it's not as if they're rare.
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EddieM
Puffins, bit of a delicacy in iceland.
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