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Posted: Sun Jun 7th, 2020 04:48
 
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Graham Whistler wrote:
Spot on Ian. Wendy just forwared this laugh to me so hope it is not too rude:

A guy goes into the confessional box after years being away from the Church.He pulls aside the curtain, enters and sits himself down. There's a fully equipped bar with crystal glasses, the best vestry wine, Guinness on tap, cigars and liqueur chocolates nearby, and on the wall a fine photographic display of buxom ladies who appear to have mislaid their garments.

He hears a priest come in:"Father, forgive me for it's been a very long time since I've been to confession and I must admit that the confessional box is much more inviting than it used to be".

The priest replies, "Get out, you idiot, you're on my side".

Very good. :lol:



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Iain wrote:
A Goldfinch from today and a Jackdaw portrait from earlier this year.

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Lovely lighting and detail in that Jackdaw, Iain. I always seem to have the wrong light direction for my garden birds ....and my black birds all seem to have dark shadow. Will have to move my seat. :lol:



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Or put your food in a better position so that the light is right when you are sitting in your chair.

 




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One from yesterday

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And another

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One from yesterday
Lovely grey wag...one of my favourite birds. Not sure where you found the sun yesterday. It was wet wet wet here. ☹️ 

I only managed a couple of distant and bedraggled solitary visitors to the garden.



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We didn't actually find any sun, it was just a short period of thinner cloud.
I did get one with her having her lunch but she had her back to me.

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Good shots Eric and Geoff. I think pics of wet birds are good as it shows what these little things have to go through at this time of year if they have young.

 




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Eric those look good and sharp and Geoff nice capture.



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Just a Dunnock in fron garden this morning they have two nests and are feeding, stood in window for 1/2 hr and best I could get they do not hang around! D850 700mm 1/400 sec f11 ISO 1600 quite dull light.

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