A Few From Barons Haugh
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PimperneBloke
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Re: A Few From Barons Haugh
Lovely view of the green sandpiper Linda and a fab photo of the curlew wading.
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Thanks PB...just needed a wee bit of me time ,rain or no rain !PimperneBloke wrote: Sun Sep 20, 2026 6:26 am Well done in the grim weather there Linda, still got some nice details![]()
Pardon the Scottish accent
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Thanks SM....green sands and curlew ALWAYS there....pretty boring but better than nowt to photograph i guessSnappyMac wrote: Sun Sep 20, 2026 7:23 am Lovely view of the green sandpiper Linda and a fab photo of the curlew wading.
Pardon the Scottish accent
Re: A Few From Barons Haugh
Not much happening at the Haugh recently other than a dead deer in the cattle field, poor thing. Plenty Robins belting it out now that's for sure and a wee glimpse of a male black cap but no much else to report.
Pardon the Scottish accent
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PimperneBloke
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Re: A Few From Barons Haugh
Not much going on Linda!
A kingfisher fed up with a teal disturbing the water, it can't fish
The fox trying to make the cow dizzy before chasing the magpie
Grey wagtail catching some rays..
A robin mid song
Shame about the deer, never nice to see.
A kingfisher fed up with a teal disturbing the water, it can't fish
The fox trying to make the cow dizzy before chasing the magpie
Grey wagtail catching some rays..
A robin mid song
Shame about the deer, never nice to see.
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Jacksparrow
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Re: A Few From Barons Haugh
I have think the fox must be a young one if it thinks there is a chance of catching a Magpie unaware. Makes for a good action shot though
