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Some pictures I took recently
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Female Yellowhammer?
I took this shot several days ago, and thought what I was looking at was a female Reed Bunting with the October sun giving it that yellowy glow; it wasn't until this evening when I was looking at some of my recent shots that I realised my mistake, and think it's likely a female Yellowhammer? I haven't seen a Yellowhammer in quite a while (since last year in fact), hence why I'm doubting myself!
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Fruit of Enchanters-nightshade Circaea lutetiana. Covering of hooked bristles aids seed dispersal.
Enchanter by Ciarán Byrne, on Flickr 0 -
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Bonedigger wrote: »A lovely shot keps!
You are too kind -but comment very much appreciated:)
I'm blown away by this quality of the Tamron zoom( as you said I would be)0
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