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Posted: Fri Apr 26th, 2024 17:48

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Eric

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chrisbet wrote:
Maybe it was a nod to her majesty - royal blue?
They could have gone the whole hog and called it the Corgi and painted it brown on top and cream underbelly. :lol:

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Posted: Fri Apr 26th, 2024 18:55

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Been done - Pullman coaches ...

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Posted: Thu May 2nd, 2024 12:14

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Iain

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Graylag Geese in flight.

A1101501 by Iain Clyne, on Flickr

Posted: Thu May 2nd, 2024 17:34

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Eric wrote:
A beautiful engine and masterful engineering …..

But I always found that a strangely inappropriate name for a fast train, a slow flying duck. I was also not actually sure it was the right colour. Why not the green of the Mallard drakes neck?

I am supported in this view by an expert in the field….

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:lol:

I thought you picture looked like a picture of an MP, most of them are headless, clueless and a probably about as useful as a clay pigeon.

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Posted: Fri May 10th, 2024 10:18

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Iain

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Song Thrush singing away.

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Posted: Fri May 10th, 2024 17:57

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Graham Whistler

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More good images thank you Ian!

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Posted: Sat May 11th, 2024 13:58

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Iain

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Graham Whistler wrote:
More good images thank you Ian!
Thanks Graham. I have to be honest its hard to take bad ones with the A1.

Posted: Thu May 23rd, 2024 09:43

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Iain

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Tawny Owlet.

A1102114 by Iain Clyne, on Flickr

Posted: Thu May 23rd, 2024 18:17

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Terrific camouflage, well spotted.

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Posted: Thu May 23rd, 2024 20:15

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Eric wrote:
Terrific camouflage, well spotted.
It’s a nest I have been watching for the last 5/6 years and they seem to use the same trees to branch too so I had an idea where it might be.

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