Thanks SM, if only the garden warbler would make itself seen would be most helpfulSnappyMac wrote: Fri May 08, 2026 7:03 am A lovely set of photo's Linda, the otter definitely knows how to performKingfisher looks great. The warblers are certainly making themselves heard wherever you go.
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Thanks PB, think they were taken over a couple of days.....me just been lazyPimperneBloke wrote: Fri May 08, 2026 7:05 am Oh, what a brilliant set Linda, looks a triumph of a day!!
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Fabulous selection Linda. The Otter doing the backstroke has to be the winner but only just.

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Thanks JS....it is always a pleasure to see an OtterJacksparrow wrote: Fri May 08, 2026 7:12 pm Fabulous selection Linda. The Otter doing the backstroke has to be the winner but only just.![]()
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Wasn't quite Barons Haugh but.....
My 1st ever short eared owl
My 1st ever short eared owl
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Thanks PB, there was 2 of them but you know how difficult the light can be at night....another newbie as you say .....forgot to mention the red grouse also seen green shank and garden warbler the other day....now 115 for the year
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