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Some Nature Pictures I Took Recently - II (Seasonal Photos)
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These little guys have moved into the old compost heap, I think they are bank voles.
20190330_1796on Flickr
20190330_1820 on Flickr
20190330_1630on Flickr
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Spotted in Clondalkin, Dublin. It's interesting that I've seen more foxes (ever) than rabbits and all the foxes I've seen have been in Dublin. Most of the rabbits I've seen were the few weeks I've spent in England.
Pardon the quality - it was a long shot from the upper deck of a bus.
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flyingsnail wrote: »These little guys have moved into the old compost heap, I think they are bank voles.
20190330_1796on Flickr
20190330_1820 on Flickr
20190330_1630on Flickr
20190330_1692 on Flickr
Super shots!
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Little punk in the plums.:D
Not quite sure if these are really plums but it sounds good. In reality he is a male eurasian blackcap.
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bernard0368 wrote: »Hooded crow with a trout he took from the river.
Would that trout have been dead already and on the surface perhaps? Didn't know Hoodies could take live fish like an Osprey for example. Also I presume he/she would have carried that to the grass in its beak rather than in its claws?0 -
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I was not really expected to see a Corncrake so early in the year, but you can't beat local knowledge. I was tipped off about a lane in Belmullet peninsula and got lucky. They are smaller than I thought and they navigate under the nettles similar to a rodent...they are very fast too.
You can see it out of focus behind the plant, it is the best I got in the 1 or 2 seconds window I got.
Loads of wheatear and skylarks too...and I need confirmation if the past pic is a linnet or twite?
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