Ta Linda. Yes it was quite chilled.Linda257 wrote: Sun Aug 16, 2026 5:07 pm Cracking shot bob, doesn't looked bothered by you in the slightest
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Cheers PB. I stood on a tall dried mud pile to try and get the same head height
Didn't seem bothered about me slipping about, probably bemused thinking I was an idiot.
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Let me get a lot closer this morning, I may have worn him/her down.
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Well done Bob, super shot. Someone posted a shot of the Little Owl down at Portland yesterday, with a Barn Owl in the same shot... I've not seen either in the wild for ages :(
Cheers PB. When I posted Fridays LO there was a barn owl hunting in the field next to it. Nice to see them both without ...
- Sat Jul 25, 2026 3:21 pm
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A young fox with pheasant this morning in a freshly harvested field. Not the sharpest photo and it didn't hang about. Disappeared across the field to go find a quiet place to have its breakfast.
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The youngster this morning. Just about lost its fluff but not yet go the white feather flecks on the head. A lot more skittish than the adult I posted yesterday.
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Cheers Willpar. There is a youngster somewhere in the run down shed too but that one evaded me.
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Little owl this morning. Happy to pose for me.