Moss valley - Derbyshire
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Little owl in it's run down shed this morning. I've not seen this one for quite a few months so nice to know he/she is still around.
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Great photo Bob, you've been spotted.Bob S wrote: Sun Mar 22, 2026 12:10 pm Little owl in it's run down shed this morning. I've not seen this one for quite a few months so nice to know he/she is still around.
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Cheers Snappy. Yes, not much gets passed it. Seems to have taken to the other end of the shed which isn't the best for light. Hopefully it will switch back... I'll have words.
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PimperneBloke
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Super photo Bob. I've only ever seen one in captivity, or at the quarry on Portland, and he's sporadic!
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Ta PB. There used to be 7 families at one point but now I just know 2. I'm sure there are more, just a case of keeping an eye out.PimperneBloke wrote: Sun Mar 22, 2026 12:58 pm Super photo Bob. I've only ever seen one in captivity, or at the quarry on Portland, and he's sporadic!
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Ta Willpar. Lucky to have them around although they can be quite stern as you pass by.
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Roe buck in a woodland clearing this morning. Made up for all the hares seeing me and shooting off.
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PimperneBloke
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Must be a new generation of hares, you'll need to be training them more thoroughly lolBob S wrote: Thu Mar 26, 2026 10:30 am Roe buck in a woodland clearing this morning. Made up for all the hares seeing me and shooting off.
Lovely deer shots, with the velvet