A few from the Tit family.
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A few from the Tit family.
Blue Tit.
Long-tailed Tit.
Willow Tit.
Coal Tit.
Great Tit.
Still need to photograph Marsh Tit, and if i ever get the chance of a trip up to Scotland, a Crested Tit.
Long-tailed Tit.
Willow Tit.
Coal Tit.
Great Tit.
Still need to photograph Marsh Tit, and if i ever get the chance of a trip up to Scotland, a Crested Tit.
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Very nice, I like tits, a lovely family of birds which can provide endless hours of pleasure.
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These are lovely Brian, the Long Tailed Tit is still my favourite.
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D'awww Willow Tit! 
Marsh Tit I have managed to get some bad ID shots of, deep in a wood in West Wales! 
Never seen a Crested, and would LOVE to.
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Marsh Tit I have managed to get some bad ID shots of, deep in a wood in West Wales! Never seen a Crested, and would LOVE to.
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Thanks Richard, Ken, and Laura, im fond of Long-tailed myself Ken charming little birds.
Same here Laura, did try once to see Crested, but failed miserably, Willow and Marsh are getting harder to come by these days.
Same here Laura, did try once to see Crested, but failed miserably, Willow and Marsh are getting harder to come by these days.
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Great stuff Brian, yes just the two missing 
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A nice set there Mossy
Good luck with the Crested Tit - I saw a few up at Loch Garten recently but unfortunately I only had my little compact camera with me.
Good luck with the Crested Tit - I saw a few up at Loch Garten recently but unfortunately I only had my little compact camera with me.
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Thanks Mark, Phil and Cakey, i would settle for a sighting Phil its a shame they dont wander further South occasionally.