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Where have all the birdies gone?
When the finches and tits stop singing and disappear from our garden, it is often the sign of the arrival of 'Dowanhill Bob', our local sparrow hawk. A fleeting visit, swooping into the garden, perch on top of the seed feeder, and quickly fly off again.
Too quickly unfortunately while I was changing lenses. Next time, I'll get a shot of it in flight (hopefully).
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Uploaded on Jan 25, 2012
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Where have all the birdies gone?
When the finches and tits stop singing and disappear from our garden, it is often the sign of the arrival of 'Dowanhill Bob', our local sparrow hawk. A fleeting visit, swooping into the garden, perch on top of the seed feeder, and quickly fly off again.
Too quickly unfortunately while I was changing lenses. Next time, I'll get a shot of it in flight (hopefully).
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Uploaded on Jan 25, 2012
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Our 'Urban' Sparrowhawk
The same image as before, but this time it is not cropped.
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Uploaded on Jan 19, 2012
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Cuilt Brae in the Mist
Urban Wildlife
A wander onto the moors
4x5 with my 1904 Sanderson
NSDesign at New Start Scotland
Portrait of a Whippet
Swallows Nesting
Swallow in Flight
B&W Landscapes
Lesser Redpolls and Siskins
Lola in B&W
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