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leeperry

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Some grab shots

21-04-2020, 14:07

Some grab shots (heave crops) from my morning walk.
Not sure what the second image is.

Great Tit by Gary Cantwell, on Flickr

Warbler by Gary Cantwell, on Flickr

Yellowhammer by Gary Cantwell, on Flickr

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21-04-2020, 14:12

A very nice set Gary. I'm pleased someone is able to take pictures. I'm suffering withdrawal symptoms!

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21-04-2020, 14:50

Nice set Gary

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21-04-2020, 14:50

Yellowhammer is particularly nice. Second looks to be either willow warbler or chiffchaff.

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21-04-2020, 17:13

Nice set Gary, I've not been out with a big lens lately

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21-04-2020, 17:28

Three great photos. I like the colour of the Yellowhammer.

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21-04-2020, 17:58

Nice set Gary, we have been so lucky with this light in April.
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21-04-2020, 19:02

Great set Gary, Yellow hammer looks magnificent.

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22-04-2020, 09:17

Thanks guys
David the morning light has been lovely this month.
Brian I live only 10 minute walk from the countryside.

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