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Robert V
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Posted: 27 Jul 2011 at 10:02am |
and another from the other day - its what happens when you're waiting!
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Robert V
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Great pics all, hey Keith, do you think the Peacock is the hardest to photograph? I don't know why, but no matter how hard I concentrate the lens centre to the head, the camera focuses on the circles, happens so many times.
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Suzy
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Have to admit Ben my brother took the picture! He was surprised it was a reasonable one as there were a lot of grass stems in the way. Everyone's pix are great by the way!
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tim hamlett
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got one to sit still at last!!! a small skipper i think:
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AGILIS
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Good shot Ben is that a five spot Burnet or more keith
Edited by AGILIS - 22 Jul 2011 at 6:24pm |
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LOCAL ICYNICAL CELTIC ECO WARRIOR AND FAILED DRUID
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Liz Heard
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wahey! great pic suz.
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Noodles
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Lovely stuff, they rarely stray this way unfortunately
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Suzy
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Here's a Marbled White from the other day. |
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Noodles
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Don't forget to keep an eye out for the White-letter Hairstreak (in flight now), it is a surprisingly common species despite the fact that hardly anyone i know has seen one. It rarely comes down from the canopy of the Elm trees on which is spends it's entire life cycle. I have been known to pitch a ladder up the main stem of a Wych Elm to be amongst them (and Purple Hs on Oak!). A true peeping Tom i am.
Come December I'll try and post some photos of their eggs (which i search for then). It happens to be one of my hibernal hobbies. Well i had to do something. Thanks for the pictures
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AGILIS
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Ben I noticed the rubber gloves are they the biting variety keith
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