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Posted: Tue Apr 2nd, 2024 16:09

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Graham Whistler

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Kestrel: Nikon D850 with 500mm F4 Lens

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Posted: Fri Apr 5th, 2024 09:01

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Iain

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Willow Tit.

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Posted: Mon Apr 8th, 2024 17:04

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Graham Whistler

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Pigeons have been nesting under our sola panels so we had some protection fitted today. All looks good and the birds not too happy! Sony A1

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Posted: Mon Apr 8th, 2024 21:23

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We had the same problem - solved by fitting an ultrasonic device under the panels .... cheaper, easier and it keeps the buggers off the roof completely.

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Posted: Wed Apr 10th, 2024 14:50

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chrisbet wrote:
We had the same problem - solved by fitting an ultrasonic device under the panels .... cheaper, easier and it keeps the buggers off the roof completely.
Wonder if that would keep Pheasants off the bird food. :lol:

Posted: Wed Apr 10th, 2024 15:48

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Iain wrote:
Wonder if that would keep Pheasants off the bird food. :lol:

I expect so - but all the other birds too ...... :thumbsdown:

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Posted: Mon Apr 15th, 2024 16:18

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Some more of our local birds from a friend's hide in his wood from my last trip there. Taken with the Sony A1 and 200-600mm lens. Hope the weather holds for next Saterday's day trip there with two of my Camera Club friends.

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Posted: Mon Apr 15th, 2024 20:22

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Nice Graham.

Posted: Fri Apr 19th, 2024 17:56

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Is there ever a more beautiful duck than the drake Eider?

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Posted: Sun Apr 21st, 2024 15:59

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Yesterday I had another good shoot at my friend Pete's wood with two friends from Gosport Camera Club. Again my Sony A1 and 200-600mm lens, most shots are ISO ranging from 2000-3200 very little noise!

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