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Some great photos again, the Butterfly looks like a newly grown Swallowtail, great to see Otters. :)
 
A Siskin In Skye (Ord to be exact)
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Couple of pics of the Wood pigeon squabs in our tree opposite my bedroom window.
 

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A Rock Pipit catching sandhoppers at the water edge.....
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Out of the 500 or so photos ive taken ,maybe 200 of the Cuillins, this one pleases me the most,lots of sunset shots still to download to the pc and check.....
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Thanks for the thanx guys!
 
Talking of nature pictures, some early Rolf Harris


and not so early

 
CH, this thread is supposed to be for nature photos taken by members . :-ohcrap:rolleyes:
 
Out of the 500 or so photos ive taken ,maybe 200 of the Cuillins, this one pleases me the most,lots of sunset shots still to download to the pc and check.....
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super picture -- "Piltdownpaul

i,v come to know those mountains so well in the last 3 years -- :)
i,v stood at the top of all 12 - 3000+ ft peaks there now -- some of them 2 or 3 times

regards --- nelson.b.
 
Coming soon ............... "Birds of Murcia" (Possible now that SWMBO has found out how to get the best out of her Camera!
 
super picture -- "Piltdownpaul

i,v come to know those mountains so well in the last 3 years -- :)
i,v stood at the top of all 12 - 3000+ ft peaks there now -- some of them 2 or 3 times

regards --- nelson.b.
Hey Nelson, have you tackled the innacessible pinnacle?
 
Not great photos, as taken at more than 50m, 100m on a couple of them and in bad light, but of a bird I had not seen before, an immature Red-backed Shrike at Greenham Common.
 

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Not great photos, as taken at more than 50m, 100m on a couple of them and in bad light, but of a bird I had not seen before, an immature Red-backed Shrike at Greenham Common.
Well i've never seen any of the uk shrikes Rolf!!
 
Only passage visitors Paul, that was the first Red-backed and a year or so ago I saw my first Great Grey Shrike.
 
Hey Nelson, have you tackled the innacessible pinnacle?

no - not yet - it involves proper rock climbing -( i would need some assistance) all other tops can be reached by scrambling -- some are tricky though - but possible .
a couple of pics below from july this year -- pic one - from sgurr dearg ridge - some folks about to do the innacessible pinnacle . pic two - a long shot across to the innacessible pinnacle from a ledge on sgurr mhic choinnich
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I envy you totally, my total lack of experience and body size prevent me from tackling the gabbro!
 
I envy you totally, my total lack of experience and body size prevent me from tackling the gabbro!

my knees are failing --- i wont be able to do stuff like that for much longer - worst luck ----
 
Only passage visitors Paul, that was the first Red-backed and a year or so ago I saw my first Great Grey Shrike.


Only a week since we saw our first: Pics in due course ...................

Other gems will include Sardinian Warbler.
 
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