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Some pictures I took recently
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spooky donkey wrote: »
Just to let you know it is a heron and not a crane which are much rarer in Ireland and you wouldn't find them up a tree. They are land birds0 -
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Jazlyn Incalculable Yo-yo wrote: »It's one of those errors that always gets my goat. :mad:
Definitely nt a goat
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dodderangler wrote: »Definitely nt a goat
As I wrote it I knew someone would go for the obvious response to the term "goat". Congratulations! 0 -
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A female Sparrowhawk that I rescued from a very busy Dublin road last Thursday. She was obviously hit by a car or whatever and was lying between the inner and over-taking lanes, just by chance I saw her flapping on the ground and a gap in the traffic allowed me to grab her. After about an hour or so she came around so I drove back to the same area that I found her and let her go, she didn't seem to have any problem flying off, just hope the after shock didn't get her.
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A female Sparrowhawk that I rescued from a very busy Dublin road last Thursday. She was obviously hit by a car or whatever and was lying between the inner and over-taking lanes, just by chance I saw her flapping on the ground and a gap in the traffic allowed me to grab her. After about an hour or so she came around so I drove back to the same area that I found her and let her go, she didn't seem to have any problem flying off, just hope the after shock didn't get her.
Great work!!0 -
Red Squirrel
untitled-85.jpg by vistafind, on Flickr
Blue Tit
untitled-75.jpg by vistafind, on Flickr
Great Tit
untitled-73.jpg by vistafind, on Flickr
Chaffinch
untitled-56.jpg by vistafind, on Flickr
Great Tit
untitled-19.jpg by vistafind, on Flickr
Blue Tit
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spooky donkey wrote: »Shooting some deer and a flock of birds fly by...
I assume by shooting you mean photographing. 0 -
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Cork boy 55 wrote: »
That's a very small group of hibernating Ladybirds. They usually gather in much larger groups. The location is odd, not due the elevation but, because they usually choose under logs, in the hollow stems of plants, under bricks or stones, or in sheds and garages.0 -
Taken in Stephens Green on Friday. Thought someone threw a rock at me as it dived by my face to nail the pigeon.
Lived in the countrywide for 20 years and had to come to Dublin to see something like this! Taken with all i had, a 35mm prime from about 2 feet away!
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How can you follow fret_wimp2's fantastic shot?!!Well done!
I was just looking at some shots I took during the past year(feeling a little nostalgic),and don't think I've posted any of them before,but if I have I apologise.
A male Beautiful Demoiselle with a victim(I think it's a parasitic wasp?):
Bishop Len Brennan's nightmare!
Male Common Darter:
Flora of Pollardstown Fen:
Pollardstown Fen in all its summer glory(you can just about see three swans in the centre of the image):
Not strictly wildlife,but saw this guy in a field adjacent to Pollardstown:
A summer evening sky over the plains of the Curragh:
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