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We don't have many Birds of prey and it is such a dream to see the successful reintroduction of some of our long lost birds.

In photography light is everything but the experience can sometimes be more.

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More than just a Rabbit
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Ploughing mantle, This Mute Swan was moving fast across relatively shallow water, it was creating the bow-wave in a display of power and strength. This behavior is very common it can be seen to define the invisible boundaries for birds animals and people alike.
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Something special
Ask a child what bird they love or see the most it is usually the blackbird, never the star but always in the cast.
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Sounds like a cure for hemorrhoids more rather a cool cocktail,no, it is a wonderful Mallard on the frozen pond in the local park!
Today I got home from work just to see a wonderful Heron glide over my garden fence, I had disturbed him helping himself to the winter Larder I call my fish pond. There was a fairly large fish lying on the lawn, I placed it back on the water and to my amazement it swam away.
The Heron will be back tomorrow for breakfast I am sure, the results of all the ponds being frozen for miles around.
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