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    here's a few more shots, one of the other sister and the pair of them creating trouble together
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    Thanks for all the kind comments
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    Here's some shots of one of m new Border pups
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    Nice crisp shots , i'd be pleased with them Well done Romany
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    Nice shots Hannah, but Tiny looks very sad or forlorn
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    What a load of Bollocks !!! Ive been using it on hounds and terriers for the last 15 year, thats approx 70 hounds 4 times a year for that last 15, that works out at about 4200 hounds, the worse i've had is a reaction at the injection site ( likely dirt on a needle!! ) the vets want your MONEY so there not likely to do themselves out of it are they? now i think about it i also do my lurchers with Ivomec and they're collie crosses and they're fine too. call it luck if you like but the numbers speak for themselves
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    Quit drinking all that Caffeine Ghilies !!! its too much its making you shake
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    Loverly shots 410 !!! they seem very happy and content
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    I love image no 8, really nicely exposed with the sheen off the water
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    and here's a few more
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    I took these back in the summer last year , I thought i'd share them with you, its a bit different from hunting coyotes Click on the picture to expand
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    Catcher, excellent start, did you have it on auto or manual? the second shot you took was a really difficult one, your subject(the blue tit) in in partial shade in the wood yet its really bright and sunny behind, i'm thinking that it was on auto because the camera has taken your light exposure as being the shade and has what is technically called "Blown out " (Made it too bright) the background, if you had it on manual mode you can make the decision to take your exposure up or down for whatever reason, your not relying on the camera's sensors, but these things will come to you once you under
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    This Little fella is called a chickadee, they do look very alike the coal tit but they have a longer tail, they're very cheery little birds Thanks Hannah for all they look nice there a very aggressive bird from the corvid family (crows rooks Magpies) they kill and raid nests of song birds
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    Thanks guys
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    The canon G11 or G10 are fantastic camera's you can use them as a Point and Shoot and as you get more confident you can use the manual controls, i love the BIG 3" screen, they are a little pricier ( same price in pounds as dollars which means your paying twice as much ) but really worth it here's a link My link , you could look on Ebay you'll find much better prices than at Curry's good luck with your search
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    Great shots Kay , quite the mixed bag
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    Took these shots this morning the Blue Jay has the most stunning blue colours in its feathers
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    And there was me thinking he was gonna talk about a walk to Tim Horton's BS
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    No Goldie, we're done , have been since just before Christmas, its too dangerous for the horses, we should go on foot but the powers that be say no, so what can you do !!! What we should do is hunt them off Ski Doo's !!! now that could be fun, Maybe a little noisy though
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    Hey 410, is that a pup out of the white bitch ? she looks a little Belter
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    And a few more
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    I took some shots of the hounds in the Snow yard AKA Grass yards today here are some of the results
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    You'll have to go to 3/4 russell to get white bodied pups , you will get one or two in a first cross but the likelihood is any white bodied pups will be pretty heavily marked
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    Here's another
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