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John_Caswell

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Marsh Tit

14-05-2013, 07:05

My favourite out of the Tit family.

Marsh Tit by

*John Caswell *, on Flickr

Apart from the Song,the only way i can spot the diff between a Marsh /Willow is the white speck on the beak

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tesarver

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#2

14-05-2013, 11:09

Re: Marsh Tit

Very, very nice.

Tom
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AndyL

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14-05-2013, 13:15

Re: Marsh Tit

Beautiful.

Well done.

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mikep

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14-05-2013, 17:39

Re: Marsh Tit

Superb!

Just how close were you? 300mm + 1.4, but is it cropped? Very good capture, well done!

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#5

14-05-2013, 17:45

Re: Marsh Tit

Lovely shot and composition

Regards Paul
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Alan Campbell

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14-05-2013, 20:41

Re: Marsh Tit

Cracking wee bird, similar to the coal tit.
Great picture.

Alan

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Bill53

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14-05-2013, 22:29

Re: Marsh Tit

Excellent shot.

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John_Caswell

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#8

15-05-2013, 06:20

Re: Marsh Tit

Thank you for your comentsQuite close Mike,slight crop to remove a couple of twigs

Last edited by John_Caswell; 15-05-2013, 15:12.

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David Morison

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15-05-2013, 07:11

Re: Marsh Tit

Exquisite!

David

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