In my Garden

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Linda257
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PimperneBloke wrote: Sun May 31, 2026 12:04 pm We're back to the hospital Tuesday at the fracture clinic, hopefully for the last cast, and only 2 more weeks of one armed-ness! She's going potty 🤣
Hope all goes well today 🤞
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Linda257
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SnappyMac wrote: Sun May 31, 2026 2:53 pm You will probably see the great tit chick's standing on top of a feeder begging to be fed :laugh: Great to have a gsw vising regular.
Flowers/weeds all back amongst the grass noo...doesn't take long with the help of some rain...nowt else in the forecast for the foreseeable but rain ☔ :unsure:
My nuthatch is back feeding also so hopefully a youngster this year again :D
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Great visitors to have Linda.
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Linda257 wrote: Tue Jun 02, 2026 7:46 am
PimperneBloke wrote: Sun May 31, 2026 12:04 pm We're back to the hospital Tuesday at the fracture clinic, hopefully for the last cast, and only 2 more weeks of one armed-ness! She's going potty 🤣
Hope all goes well today 🤞
Aww fanks. In waiting room now.
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Willpar wrote: Tue Jun 02, 2026 7:54 am Great visitors to have Linda.
Thanks William
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So one decided....yet again to treat oneself and give a mirrorless camera a go....for the second time!At least this time am on day 3 of receiving the goods and still have them in my possession 😆
I was very attached to my bridge cameras for the laziness side of things but soon found trying to photograph the owls rather frustrating and with sound advice from many fellow birding pals....you know who you all are.... :unsure:

I finally was brave enough to unpack the goodies yesterday morning and have a wee play around in the garden and fair to say I only had one meltdown :laugh:
Here's a couple of pics I took....









I must have took well over 300 pics and then only kept 8...that's a miracle for me :clap:
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Well done Linda nothing wrong with those... :clap: The first two magpie photo's are my favourites, always nice to catch some action :photo: Now bullfinch.... :nod:
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Linda257
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SnappyMac wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 7:21 am Well done Linda nothing wrong with those... :clap: The first two magpie photo's are my favourites, always nice to catch some action :photo: Now bullfinch.... :nod:
Thanks SM :D .....its not that I didn't take bullfinch pics...maggies were just more playful than the boring greedy bullies :shrug: :laugh:
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Linda257 wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 7:27 am Thanks SM :D .....its not that I didn't take bullfinch pics...maggies were just more playful than the boring greedy bullies :shrug: :laugh:
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They are belters for a first go Linda, balancing the colours between the finches is a trick in itself. 1/10000 seems a bit quick to me for a perched bird, but what do I know??
But.... but..... but.... only 300?? part-timer lmao
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