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Tommy Milner
 Post subject: Sunday 18th July
PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 8:40 pm 
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A wet and damp day so home I stayed after being unwell for a few days so I watched the garden feeders and here's a few the GSW is not a regular visitor for me I last seen it 6 months ago.

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Young Mistle Thrush
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Young Robin
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Young Blackbird
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Young Siskin
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I really enjoyed the day in taking images from my living room the GSW through the window as it doesn't stop long.

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Fantastic shots, my Fav is the GSW and the Young siskin. Do you have a perch set up for shots?
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Tommy Milner
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maximox wrote:
Fantastic shots, my Fav is the GSW and the Young siskin. Do you have a perch set up for shots?


I have several, but still learning the art.

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Shirley Roulston
 Post subject: Re: Sunday 18th July
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Its good to see they juveniles are starting to moult, very healthy birds you have there Tommy. Great photos.

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