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He looks like he's up to no good lol. Nice one Bob

Beautiful portrait Bob. I've not had decent views of one for a while


Cheers PB. Not the best conditions but still nice to watch. Also I've accidently reported yours and Willpars comment rather than replying, sorry, I did wonder why it didn't pop up lol. Still half asleep I think.


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Beautiful portrait Bob. I've not had decent views of one for a while

Lovely shots Bob, hopefully when you berries are gone they'll head down to Snappy's to stop him moaning

I'm with Snappy, Bob, both lovely shots, and the light on the 2nd is gorgeous

Pin sharp, Bob, good job.... haven't got to mine from this morning, but like Snappy's... I don't think they kept very still

I reckon that's a thrush, not a kestrel

Jacksparrow wrote: Thu Nov 06, 2025 8:08 pm I saw a Holly Blue today. The mild weather had fooled one that spring had arrived.

Blimey that's late! Might be worth logging with your local butterfly conservation group

I think they were devastated by the disease. Mrs PB saw the first in our garden for weeks and weeks on Tuesday, and I saw about half a dozen individuals whilst was down the the Trailway... previously would have seen upwards of 20 along the length I walked