Young kingie out the nest
The young of 2026
The young of 2026
Not sure if we have a thread for this year's young yet so I will kick it off and hope you add all your youngsters here when they appear
Young kingie out the nest
Young kingie out the nest
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Re: The young of 2026
Well you can't go wrong with a kingfisher set Linda and the young ones first portraitLinda257 wrote: Fri May 29, 2026 6:46 am Not sure if we have a thread for this year's young yet so I will kick it off and hope you add all your youngsters here when they appear![]()
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PimperneBloke
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Re: The young of 2026
I thought you'd lost your camera, I was about to send a sympathy card 
Lovely set Linda
Lovely set Linda
Re: The young of 2026
Young kingie out the nest

It was a pleasant surprise SMSnappyMac wrote: Fri May 29, 2026 7:22 am Well you can't go wrong with a kingfisher set Linda and the young ones first portrait![]()
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Re: The young of 2026
Haha...pmsl.......soz...too many pics too much sun and a bit of lazyitisPimperneBloke wrote: Fri May 29, 2026 1:00 pm I thought you'd lost your camera, I was about to send a sympathy card
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Jacksparrow
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Re: The young of 2026
Great to see the Kingie's offspring.
Is a young Kingfisher more properly known as a Princefisher or Princessfisher? Does anyone care?
Is a young Kingfisher more properly known as a Princefisher or Princessfisher? Does anyone care?
Re: The young of 2026
Nobody caresJacksparrow wrote: Fri May 29, 2026 7:20 pm Great to see the Kingie's offspring.![]()
Is a young Kingfisher more properly known as a Princefisher or Princessfisher? Does anyone care?![]()
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PimperneBloke
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Re: The young of 2026
Nice
We've had some more sparrows, and a couple of newish blackbirds this week, so everything seems to be ticking over nicely 
Re: The young of 2026
Must admit av not seen many youngsters this year other than the goosander and kingfisher at the Haugh but then maybe it's cos am no been on garden watch muchPimperneBloke wrote: Sun May 31, 2026 10:03 am NiceWe've had some more sparrows, and a couple of newish blackbirds this week, so everything seems to be ticking over nicely
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