A few recent garden wild life images

[Greytop]

A few recent garden wild life images, shutter speeds beginning to climb now the sun is making the odd appearance

[Wee man]

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Nice to see that you have a blackcap in your garden, I was just looking at shots from this time last year and it had just arrived; it is back this year. Oh for some sun!

[Greytop]

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Nice to see that you have a blackcap in your garden, I was just looking at shots from this time last year and it had just arrived; it is back this year. Oh for some sun!

Thanks Ed, yes we have a few visit our garden quite regularly, great to see a bit of sun as well

[PeterBirder]

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Another lovely series Huw.
Our common garden birds are actually very colourful and often overlooked by many. Photography gives us the opportunity to see them in more detail and realise there is fascinating detail in feather patterns etc.Even the Blackbird is much more than just black.

Thanks for sharing.

[Greytop]

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Another lovely series Huw.
Our common garden birds are actually very colourful and often overlooked by many. Photography gives us the opportunity to see them in more detail and realise there is fascinating detail in feather patterns etc.Even the Blackbird is much more than just black.

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Peter, agreed I never tire of observing our little garden friends

[Zuiko]

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Yes, it's easy to overlook the wonders we have right on our doorstep, or rather in our back garden. This is a lovely series that helps us to appreciate them. I love blackbirds, more for their characters than anything else.

[Greytop]

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Yes, it's easy to overlook the wonders we have right on our doorstep, or rather in our back garden. This is a lovely series that helps us to appreciate them. I love blackbirds, more for their characters than anything else.

Thanks John

[Danny]

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All good captures in a natural setting, the blackcap and the blackbird are my favs from the set, well done.

[sapper]

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Love the blackbird.

[Greytop]

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All good captures in a natural setting, the blackcap and the blackbird are my favs from the set, well done.

Love the blackbird.

Thanks Danny and Dave

[Greytop]

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As one who has probably taken more pictures of pidgeons than anything else on earth.... ( they don't move as fast as Blue Tits ) the pidgeon photo deserves a vote as well.

Regards
John

Thanks John, your comment made me chuckle, I would wager that Wood pigeons are the major (unspoken) target for many many cameras
They certainly make good target practice with their very relaxed attitude

[OlyPaul]

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Don't know how I missed these, the blue tit is a cracker Hew.

[Greytop]

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Don't know how I missed these, the blue tit is a cracker Hew.

Thanks Paul

[ringneck]

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It's not about being rare or common but the quality of the image and these all qualify.
My local Woodies are really shy and flighty...must be the local Sparrowhawk that does it.

Keith

[Greytop]

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It's not about being rare or common but the quality of the image and these all qualify.
My local Woodies are really shy and flighty...must be the local Sparrowhawk that does it.

Keith

Thanks for your generous comments Keith, Woodies around here are pretty relaxed, at least in comparison to all our other smaller feathered friends