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Some pictures I took recently
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Today
Cormorant on top of the pretty tall Old Dublin Laundry Chimney
Old Dublin Laundry Chimney
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On my way back from topping up the squirrel feeders I could hear the pine martins making a hell of racket in the forest in front of me. It was only when I saw them that I could see what was happening, the mother was chasing the kit and giving it hell when it got it, but the little one got away and dived into a hole under the roots off a tree and the mother couldn't get to it, so she gave up and went away.
About a half an hour later the kit came up and looked around and slowly pulled itself out of the hole and went off in a different direction to the mother.
The Mother.
The Kit
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I've had threee Long-tailed Tits making somewhat regular visits to the feeders in the last few days - unusual in both their regularity, and the small size of the group!
Long-tailed Tit by Brian, on Flickr
Long-tailed Tit by Brian, on Flickr
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Some bad trail cam pictures of the Pine Martin mother and kit that took over my attic space last winter :eek:, and did not leave until June last :mad:.
And this was the last time the mother entered the attic she left a few minutes later, the kit was already gone it fell out the night before, finally got peace at night
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A few species from the garden last week. Going through my photos over Christmas and I realised I was lacking many good shots of a lot of the common species out there, so hopefully I can improve on that in 2018!
Blue Tit by Brian, on Flickr
Blackbird by Brian, on Flickr
Blackbird by Brian, on Flickr
House Sparrow by Brian, on Flickr
Great Tit by Brian, on Flickr
Chaffinch by Brian, on Flickr
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wildlifeboy wrote: »the local takeaways are full of them, nom duck pancakes
That's why I clarified "in the Dodder"
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Juvenile Brent Goose
Light-bellied Brent Goose (Branta bernicla hrota) by Brian, on Flickr
Adult Brent Goose
Light-bellied Brent Goose (Branta bernicla hrota) by Brian, on Flickr
Light-bellied Brent Goose (Branta bernicla hrota) by Brian, on Flickr
Light-bellied Brent Goose (Branta bernicla hrota) by Brian, on Flickr 0 -
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