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Yesterday John Gamble saw a flock of ten Goosanders on Abington Park Lake, Northampton and managed an image of a fine drake (please see below).
Jim Dunkley has been experimenting with garden feeders in an endeavour to try and outwit the acrobatic and persistent Grey Squirrel. Errrr I think the pictures indicate it might be back to the drawing board Jim...!
Following Eleanor's previous photos of the Vulcan, Jim decided to go one better and went to see the largest plane in the world - the Antonov AN225. Back to birds and Jim welcomed back a Green Woodpecker to his garden today...
And to finish, a pair of Red Foxes as portrayed by Robin Gossage enjoying the winter sun...
Regards
Neil M
Yesterday John Gamble saw a flock of ten Goosanders on Abington Park Lake, Northampton and managed an image of a fine drake (please see below).
Jim Dunkley has been experimenting with garden feeders in an endeavour to try and outwit the acrobatic and persistent Grey Squirrel. Errrr I think the pictures indicate it might be back to the drawing board Jim...!
Following Eleanor's previous photos of the Vulcan, Jim decided to go one better and went to see the largest plane in the world - the Antonov AN225. Back to birds and Jim welcomed back a Green Woodpecker to his garden today...
And to finish, a pair of Red Foxes as portrayed by Robin Gossage enjoying the winter sun...
Regards
Neil M
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| Drake Goosander Courtesy of John Gamble |
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| Grey Squirrel lunch-time Courtesy of Jim Dunkley |
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| Antonov AN225 Courtesy of Jim Dunkley |
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| Green Woodpecker Courtesy of Jim Dunkley |
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| Red Foxes Courtesy of Robin Gossage |
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