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    Panasonic announced new 100-300mm ii lens

    If anyone is intersted I'm selling the MKI version: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=222425279127
  2. Crow with discoloured beak

    Crow with discoloured beak

    I thought this was a rook from a distance, but on closer inspection turned out to be a crow with a whitish beak. It looks as though it could be some kind of fungal infection?
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  3. Cormorants (and a lapwing!)

    Cormorants (and a lapwing!)

    About as close as I could get without wading. The birds were on an island in the lake.
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    Gull I can't Identify...

    This is one of the gulls in question. It looks quite a bit bigger than all the others:
  5. Waxwing!

    Waxwing!

    Well I thought I'd missed the waxwings everybody has been seeing this year, and then lo and behold! They appear in the tree outside my house. Anyway, it's a rubbish picture, but the best one I had chance to get. I was too busy watching them with the bins before getting the camera.
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  6. Female Sparrow (Passer Domesticus)

    Female Sparrow (Passer Domesticus)

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  7. Male Blackbird (turdus merula)

    Male Blackbird (turdus merula)

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  8. Female Blackbird (Turdus Merula)

    Female Blackbird (Turdus Merula)

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  9. Dunnock (Prunella modularis)

    Dunnock (Prunella modularis)

    Not the best quality picture ever, but another for the collection :)
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    • Category: Britain & Europe
  10. female_blackbird29

    female_blackbird29

    Not the best picture ever, experimenting with editing via phone.
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    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'P1080948'

    We've turning soil/digging and the robins were going mad over it. At one point there were 4 of them, fighting over the newly dug ground.
  12. P1080948

    P1080948

    My little helper on the allotment today.
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    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Juvenile(?) Song Thrush'

    Thanks KC. Delia, I thought it was a young one as it seemed to look more downy/fluffy at the time and in some other pictures I discarded. I also thought it looked small too, but maybe I'm just used to seeing mistle thrushes. Happy new year.
  14. Juvenile(?) Song Thrush

    Juvenile(?) Song Thrush

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    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Female Mallard'

    Thanks KC. a very overcast day but didn't turn out too bad.
  16. Female Mallard

    Female Mallard

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    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Prise de bec'

    Ooh, nice action shot!
  18. Greylag Geese - Orgreave, South Yorkshire.

    Greylag Geese - Orgreave, South Yorkshire.

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    Graylag or Pink Footed Goose?

    Thanks, don't know why it's posted twice...
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    Graylag or Pink Footed Goose?

    I'm going for Graylag, because of the orange beek but i'm not 100% sure. P1080695 by James Howard, on Flickr
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    Graylag or Pink Footed Goose?

    I'm going for Greylag, because of the orange beek but i'm not 100% sure. P1080695
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    Gull I can't Identify...

    No, but I'm beginning to think it was some kind of mutant :). It looked just like a herring gull (a few negligable differences) but with a totally different looking beak.
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    Gull I can't Identify...

    Nope, I don't think so. The colouration was similar to an adult, but more white prnonounced patterning in the tail feathers like a herring gull and it had a noticably bigger (and different coloured) beak. I have the camera so I'm going to see if it/they are there tomorrow morning.
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    Gull I can't Identify...

    I went for a walk this morning and saw a gull i don't recognise. It looked big at the side of blackheaded gulls and had similar black and white tail feathers to a herring gull, but It had darker wings with a small light or white coloured bar on them. It had a huge light peachy coloured beak and...
  25. Herring gull

    Herring gull

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