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Some pictures I took recently
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DellyBelly wrote: »What species is this? Not a french native one anyway?
Photo was taken at a bird of prey 'Aviary' open to the public( small fee)--Le Rocher des Aigles
I have it recorded as an African Fish Eagle
Also there – this I think is a Himalayan Vulture
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Young Swallow by vistafind, on Flickr
Young Swallow being fed by vistafind, on Flickr
Male Stonechat by vistafind, on Flickr
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Spotted these at the side of a road, They must have been at least 10 inches tall.
Can anyone identify them?
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Bumble Bee by vistafind, on Flickr
untitled-2151.jpg by vistafind, on Flickr
untitled-2156.jpg by vistafind, on Flickr
untitled-2162.jpg by vistafind, on Flickr
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Can someone name the butterflies please. I have a book here in my hand and I still cant figure them out. Any good books to help out ?
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Went out for a stroll saturday evening with the dog around 8.
Walking past a stream i saw a plastic bag from a nearby farm in the water.
I went over to pull it out of the water.
Just as i was walking away something caught the corner of my eye.
What i saw was the little fella below, sitting in the weeds just on the edge of the water.
There are lots of cats and foxes around so i took off my hoody and despite his feisty protestation i managed to wrap him up and bring him home.
I contacted the local nwps officer who put me onto Animal magic in Kilmallock.
He is now in their capable hands.
Must find out how he is doing.
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Silly little bird flew into my window today.
Looks like a chaffinch/sparrow juvenile maybe? Not sure.
He was stunned for a bit, his legs/wings/neck seemed okay.
Left it in a box with no lid outside so he could fly away when he felt ready - flew off after half an hour.
Hope that was the right thing to do?
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Forgive the quality, but hoping the overall look of this might be enough to ID. Emperor?
Migrant Hawker?
Female Common Darter?
Common Blue
Red Admiral
Peacock, with Tachnid Fly?
Brimstone
Moth?
About the only bird out today bar some Swallows!
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Are they from earlier in season? The bill should have more red at this time of year I think?OpenYourEyes wrote: »Roseate Terns on Rockabill
Pictures taken under NPWS license
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Capercaille wrote: »Are they from earlier in season? The bill should have more red at this time of year I think?
Yeah they're from earlier in the season - I have a huge backlog of photos I'll be going through over the coming weeks
Vast majority of them would be half red/half black now, there'd be barely any that look like those above now - maybe the odd first-time breeder that started very very late this season.0 -
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