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PimperneBloke wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 10:00 am 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

Cheers PB.......am still getting to grips with the settings as I shoot....gotta think, then the brain gotta connect with ma fingers....very slow process
I was only sitting at the patio door so not a proper burden outing

Good start Linda we all look forward to seeing the learning curve take it to new hights. No pressure!

Jacksparrow wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 7:19 pm Good start Linda we all look forward to seeing the learning curve take it to new hights. No pressure!

Thanks JS

Great set Linda, looks like it was a good choice.

Willpar wrote: Fri Jun 05, 2026 8:35 am Great set Linda, looks like it was a good choice.

Thanks William....only time will tell

I put the trail cam out the other night as I new the badgers had been visiting but lovely to see these wee guys


Och and a boring bullie for SM

Mice are always fun Linda A very smart bullfinch, nice job.

Very nice Linda.

About time we saw something from your garden! Very nice. Enjoy the zoo

PimperneBloke wrote: Sat Jun 13, 2026 9:25 am About time we saw something from your garden! Very nice. Enjoy the zoo

Haha, ano so lazy these days PB
The zoo was .....a was left with the 4yr old...am way toooooooooo young for step granny duties
Kalvin (adult child lol)loves Otters so him and the 11 got a wee surprise wrist band to feed the Otters....some pics to follow but no much you can do with toddler, big camera, and cages or dirty glass...heading out tae see ma owls noo while weather is being kind...Happy flutterby hunting