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Some pictures I took recently

all manner of beasties and birdies been around my house lately, or the forest across the way.

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Crow

And to be a pedantic nit picker Keps.

Hooded Crow, Grey Crow and locally in some parts of the country..Scald Crow.

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Great to see these guys knocking around, tonnes of them.

paulusdu wrote: »

Great to see these guys knocking around, tonnes of them.

is that water in the frogspawn?^^^^^^^^

The whole patch was a mass of frogspawn, i have never seen so much

I would never go to that place. I'm afraid of frogs.

Hairy Bittercress Cardamine hirsuta

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caught the 2 off these soaring this evening on a thermal, the photos are taken with a 300mm lens and cropped a lot,
am i right the first is a sparrow hawk.

Garden
Female Reed Bunting

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Remote shooting, thanks Robins for volunteering

Black-headed Gulls

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Ring-billed Gull

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Male blackbird

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Female blackbird

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Goldfinches in the garden.

This one had a damaged foot.

mikka631 wrote: »

This one had a damaged foot.

Just shows what beautiful birds starlings are when seen close up like that!

Love is in the air ...

mikka631 wrote: »

This one had a damaged foot.

Looks in good body/plumage condition so hopefully not affecting him too much.

male blackbird

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Red Kite by Derek Balfe, on Flickr

Mandarin Duck by AindriúH, on Flickr

A few pictures I took today, looking out through double-glazing windows into the backyard - pictures have not been retouched.

Robin

A pair of robins (male & female)

A pair of sparrows (male & female)

Starlings

Jackdaws Hooded/Grey Crows

Magpie - about to fly

zbluebirdz wrote: »

Jackdaws

Your Jackdaws are actually Hooded/Grey Crows. You have a Rook as well in some of the other photos not posted.

A little-bit-distant Kestrel from this afternoon.

Think I have a pair of blackbirds making a nest in the back garden

Saw my first (Small Tortoiseshell) & second (Red Admiral) butterflies of 2015 today.

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Same here, except for Brimstone & Peacock!

Coal Tit

Grey wagtail? this little guy was vey quick
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House sparrow he lets me get so close now like hes posing hehe

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The Raven was making a bit of a racket out the front this evening...

...I almost missed why!

The Buzzard still proceeded to fly right over the nest site.