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Trev B

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Sparrowhawk

29-01-2021, 10:03

Out the Office window yesterday, would it turn and face me No. Sat like this for all of twenty minutes watching the bird feeders. --- Perhaps a Portrait Crop ?????
1153 - Sparrowhawk 1153280121 by Trev Bartlett MBE, on Flickr

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tigerburnie

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#2

29-01-2021, 11:04

I like it, there seem to be a lot of them about just now.

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Brian Sugden

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#3

29-01-2021, 16:11

Great shot Trev. You don't often see images of them this way round.

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#4

29-01-2021, 19:26

Well captured Trev.

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Daisy M

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#5

29-01-2021, 20:12

Well seen & I like that angle, mine hides in the conifers & no chance of getting any decent shots.
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#6

30-01-2021, 10:37

Wonderful shot. I like the image, the bird has that hungry look.
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#7

31-01-2021, 11:27

Very nice shot Trev

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Colin W

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#8

01-02-2021, 14:40

A nice natural photo Trev, well done.

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Trev B

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04-02-2021, 11:32

Thanks everyone for looking your feedback & Likes

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