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    Geese ID SW Ireland

    Flyby geese, look to small for Greylag. White-fronted or Pink- foot perhaps. Flying into strong light so not sure if pale above bill is white or overexposed
  2. M

    The Birds of County Cork

    Hi, a bit of self promotion here. The Birds of County Cork is due for publication in June. This started a long time ago...early 80's so probably best I did not advertise a pre-publication offer then but Amazon do have one here...
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    Sony RX10 1V the new boy.

    Short-billed Dowitcher a Clonakilty the other day
  4. M

    Sony RX10 1V the new boy.

    No problem with replacement, it is an excellent camera
  5. M

    Sony RX10 1V the new boy.

    I had an issue with what appeared to be a thin piece of plastic between the lens and sensor, returned to retailer
  6. M

    RX10 iv on order; recommended settings for birds

    I would second the recommendation for this guide https://psnp.info/psnp_/?p=1525 excellent suggestions for birds in flight
  7. M

    Birding Podcasts

    The American Birding Association podcast in worth a listen
  8. M

    Zen-Ray Binoculars Giveaways. Ultimate Prize: two pairs of PRIME HD binoculars

    gimme bins please, pretty please
  9. M

    Tripod adaptor for bins

    Thanks for the help. Mark
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    Tripod adaptor for bins

    Hi all, Could any recommend tripod adaptor for bins that would suit nikon 8x30se ( yes I am a recent convert to that congregation) and swaro 10x42 el. I don't want to spend a great amount of cash on it if possible. I am very happy with the se, though the els are more comfortable for close work...
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