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Carolina Chickadee
Think it's the best Chickadee shot, I have managed so far
really happy with it TBH, which makes a change
Sorry, about it being on the fence again, my DIY perches as suggested by Laura, collapsed in the first gust of wind
Thanks for looking x
really happy with it TBH, which makes a change Sorry, about it being on the fence again, my DIY perches as suggested by Laura, collapsed in the first gust of windThanks for looking x
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I like it too! Lovely detail and light.
I quite like your fences actually.
I quite like your fences actually.
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Nice shot Moonie!
And I actually like the fence shots
And I actually like the fence shots
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Wahey! Not the only one, I was dead pleased with this, it was about to rain, and the light was gorgeous. Really seemed to show the plumage well, more intense.
Ah, my fence, it does see some action it gets all the birds
Ah, my fence, it does see some action
it gets all the birds
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Really nice capture MS
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