Stag Party?
Boss photos you've taken
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Tim's tourettes
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Quality mate.
Where?
BigMick
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The moor between Stanage Edge and Burbage Edge
Alanbileysfeathercut
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I didn't take this .
But taken at collieston north of Aberdeen about 2am today.
But taken at collieston north of Aberdeen about 2am today.
Esterri D'Aneu, Catalonian Pyrenees
need to get myself an analog camera like Merlin
need to get myself an analog camera like Merlin
When a Kingfisher bobs its head it means it has spotted a fish in the water and it's judging the depth the fish is swimming at.
They can dive at around 25mph, pretty quick.
This photo was taken on the Canon R6 ii and the 300mm 2.8 ii @ 1/4000 shutter speed to freeze the action.
They can dive at around 25mph, pretty quick.
This photo was taken on the Canon R6 ii and the 300mm 2.8 ii @ 1/4000 shutter speed to freeze the action.
Bryan+
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Red Kite, Gigrin farm, mid Wales.
In 1993 there was thought to be just one pair of breeding Red Kites left in the Country, they roosted on Gigrin farm and then the Government brought in a law that said all dead animal carcasses should be incinerated or buried, this would almost certainly mean the end for the Red Kites as this is its main source of food.
So the RSPB approached the farm owner and asked if they would feed the Red Kites at least through the harsh winter, the Kites flourished and numbers grew and now its thought there are at least 600 in Wales, and DNA tests show they are all descendent from that one female.
I went there yesterday, it's a bit of a hike from Liverpool but what an absolute joy to see so many floating on the air.
Their relatively large wingspan in relation to its body size allows them to glide effortlessly scouring for food.
In 1993 there was thought to be just one pair of breeding Red Kites left in the Country, they roosted on Gigrin farm and then the Government brought in a law that said all dead animal carcasses should be incinerated or buried, this would almost certainly mean the end for the Red Kites as this is its main source of food.
So the RSPB approached the farm owner and asked if they would feed the Red Kites at least through the harsh winter, the Kites flourished and numbers grew and now its thought there are at least 600 in Wales, and DNA tests show they are all descendent from that one female.
I went there yesterday, it's a bit of a hike from Liverpool but what an absolute joy to see so many floating on the air.
Their relatively large wingspan in relation to its body size allows them to glide effortlessly scouring for food.
Beautiful birds
It’s on my list of things to must see
There’s certain parts of the Cotswolds where the sky is full off them too.
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