Visitors to the garden

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• Unregistered User
  3 December 2010     12:1183010
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  This is a snipe, I believe
  
  
  
  

  

  
  
  
  
  This one,less clear ,is a greeen woodpecker
• Guest 702

  • Registered: 9 Jul 2010
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  3 December 2010     12:4383018
  #2      
  Top one is a Snipe
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• Guest 657

  • Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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  3 December 2010     12:4483020
  #3      
  Great to see thanks Paul.
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• Melissa Pile

  • Location: Dover
  3 December 2010     12:4983021
  #4      
  Ah cute we have little wrens in our garden and robins eating the food i have put out for them
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  3 December 2010     13:0283024
  #5      
  great pics, i would have thought they would be better off migrating to avoid these harsh winters.
• Guest 649

  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  3 December 2010     14:1583032
  #6      
  Visitors to the garden,Mr Walkins does that mean I can come over.
• Guest 649

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  3 December 2010     14:1583033
  #7      
  Visitors to the garden,Mr Walkins does that mean I can come over.
• Guest 690

  • Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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  3 December 2010     16:1483064
  #8      
  I don`t think Paul wants anymore snipers over there Vic!
  Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
• Unregistered User
  3 December 2010     16:1683067
  #9      
  Love it Colin.
• Guest 649

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  3 December 2010     16:1983070
  #10      
  Great that one Colin,you are geting back to your oldself with that one,but I do like Mr Walkins, and he can take a joke to,just he is not in the right party, he should be with me. and in my band. and yes he can be the leading singer if that what it will take to get him in it.
• Guest 690

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  3 December 2010     16:2483071
  #11      
  Actually, going back to my thread a couple of months ago about that bird of prey decimating all our garden birds, we`ve had a number back the last couple of days, so hopefully they re-colonise the hedgerow and that sparrow hawk doesn`t return.
  Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
• Guest 702

  • Registered: 9 Jul 2010
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  3 December 2010     16:4183073
  #12      
  Some garden visitors from the last few days.
  
  

  

  
  Collared Dove
  
  

  

  
  Starling
  
  

  

  
  Jackdaws
  
  

  

  
  Great Tit
  
  

  

  
  Wood Pigeon
  
  

  

  
  Pied Wagtail
  
  

  

  
  Chaffinch (Male)
  
  

  

  
  Robin
  
  

  

  
  Chaffinch (Female)
  
  

  

  
  Another Female Chaffich ???
  
  I took photographs of Snipes at Sandwich Bay a few weeks ago so they seem to like our winters.
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• Guest 649

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  3 December 2010     16:5883078
  #13      
  Mr Baker,They are the same ones that come in to my garden that is why that dove and robin are so fat.
• Guest 702

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  3 December 2010     17:0483080
  #14      
  Thanks for the loan Vic, I fed them, took their pictures and then asked them to make their way quietly back to you.
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• Unregistered User
  3 December 2010     17:0983081
  #15      
  Great close ups
  
  What camera are you using Ken?
  
  Watty
• Guest 649

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  3 December 2010     17:1083082
  #16      
  And they have along with all the others +the Gulls but they all need feeding .But the cost of it all more then what we have for ourself.
• Guest 702

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  3 December 2010     17:1983085
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  Paul
  
  Canon 40d with a selection of lenses. The closer ones are a bit soft because I'm using a 400mm f5.6 lens with a 2x converter and that combination on the 40d requires manual focusing.
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• Bern

  • Location: Dover
  3 December 2010     17:2083086
  #18      
  Beautiful photos Ken. Lovely to see those birds. Starlings used to be so profuse and now there are so few.
• Guest 702

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  3 December 2010     17:2383088
  #19      
  Last year I had dozens of Starlings fighting over the food. Only seen two or three together recently.
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• Unregistered User
  3 December 2010     17:3683092
  #20      
  Ken
  
  Expensive gear.
  
  Gets the results.
  
  Watty

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