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tonight at nine!
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what you looking at [painted lady]
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another tip if binos tune in at ten feet [buy em] but dont do as i did 30 years ago. bought a pair of swift osprey. still got em [about 100 odd quid] seemed to get a bit sticky so i used the bad old wd 40 [degreaser] sure did sort em, cost me the same again to get put right its also suprising how many people dont know how to tune em in! using a pair of minox 8x42 now, suppose to be a offshoot of leica. dont no if this is true though [anyone tried em] i find them ok. about 200 odd quid
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here,s another ricky!
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speckled wood
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common darter
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male banded demoiselle
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very nice pic. liked to be sat there with a gun ferals mate. they dont count!
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dropping in [bad light] for photograph job
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whiffling
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hopper
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looking for a decent scanner [for listening in] any one no any decent types etc
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what ever happened to swampy[eco warrior] any ideas!
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same here bosun. had a grandaughter out of wild hob, came out of [ corwen way n/wales] handled all the time tried it working as mad as owt. it had to go. dark smart looking thing though
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and the old man was right [on the egg eating one]
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watch out for the butterflies!
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Who lives in a house like this????
byron replied to J Darcy's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
guess at house sparrow yep..... top marks.... use to get em nesting when i was a lad in hawthorne, [local allotments ] never see it now. but saying that there was a small colony nesting in a high but well kept privet hedge not far from were i use to live. -
Who lives in a house like this????
byron replied to J Darcy's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
guess at house sparrow -
get them on rough /wastey ground round this way jd.and like most butterflies/ wildlife, i have found they are wary as hell of eye contact [my theory anyway] i always try and get the camera to my eye as quick as poss then move in. after i have given them time to settle but its like owt trial and error by the way what camera settings you using. my settings as follows is manual = flash on =iso=200/400=aperture=13/16 =speed=x two length of lens =canon 60mm macro =125
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any address etc. derek
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grasshopper
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common blues up to summat
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there ya go skycat!
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cooling off