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Thanks Linda,

Linda257 wrote: Mon Sep 22, 2025 7:19 pm Was up the baltic Haugh this morning...was absolutely freezing in the hides but once out the hides it was lovely in the sun

Hiya Linda, another nice set of photos, thanks for sharing

Willpar wrote: Sun Aug 31, 2025 5:12 pm Only two feeders were quite busy in August, that is the bird bath and ground feeder. The rest were quiet and not attracting much.

And there he was! The wee moosie ! A lovely Robin to finish with, thanks for taking the time to show us round your garden.

Last part, off to the 5th biggest waterfall in Norway. I did some experimenting with shutter speed to see the effects on the water. More practise required. One thing I learned, I can't handhold a 1 second exposure whilst crouched by a waterfall without it being blurred :D

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So I read this morning a Bittern was spotted at the Haugh yesterday...hmmm...well I had to go check it out!!!
Carpark almost empty...so me thinking no Bittern was spotted :shrug:

Changed my usual route today and walked down through the woods to the Marsh Hide (its quicker)
Sky was blue , trees ...

Willpar wrote: Mon Sep 15, 2025 4:26 pmNice ones PB.

Wow, now those were colourful, some lovely ones there PB, thanks. Can't wait for part B!

PimperneBloke wrote: Sun Sep 14, 2025 8:24 pm

Catlady wrote: Sun Sep 14, 2025 8:09 pm

Lovely photos, it is nice to see other things as well. Thanks for sharing PB.

Other things? You'll be in for a treat in part 3 CL lol
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Mmm, I wonder what you have in store for us!

johnd83 wrote: Tue Sep 09, 2025 7:45 pm Coal Tit 2 by John Lindsey Photography, on Flickr

A good picture and and a nice close up.

So we're back from our first ever cruise, to the Norwegian fjords. There was little wildlife to see, although I did catch a glimpse of a whales tail as it dived. I only took 1500 pictures for the whole week, which when you think I can do that at Portland in a couple of hours shows the lack of ...

Oops sorry SM and PB!