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Now for some garden birds:

 

My garden, Cambridgeshire, 4/4/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 400, f6.3, 1/320

 

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117) Long-tailed tit

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My garden, Cambridgeshire, 4/4/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 500, f5.6, 1/500

 

49788086806_225d359a6f_o.jpg7T4A3543 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

 

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 1000, f7.1, 1/320, 12/4/20

 

49787552033_1db2309abb_o.jpg7T4A3744 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

118) Eurasian blue tit

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My garden, Cambridgeshire, 10/4/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 320, f7.1, 1/500

 

49787551783_b51a5e62ca_o.jpg7T4A3732 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

119) Common blackbird

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Co-op car park! Cambridgeshire, 8/4/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 400, f7.1, 1/1250

 

49787551513_7293d0b02c_o.jpg

 

7T4A3688 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

120) Western jackdaw

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just found one I missed from Welney as well...

 

WWT Welney, 3/3/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 1250, f7.1, 1/640

 

49788081946_9ab816fcb4_o.jpg7T4A3194 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

121) Common pochard

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Congratulations on the 100 @Tdgraves,  glad to hear you are getting better.

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Unlike other STers in lockdown, I do not have a moral dilemma about taking my camera out for a walk. Whenever I go out for a walk in the UK, I take my camera. If you can walk the dog, why can't you take a camera? Surely better than a can of beer, which I have spotted on several occasions :blink: As long as you don't block the way when taking photos or sit around awaiting a shot, I do not see the problem. Although the RSPB reserves are closed, you are still able to use any public footpaths that traverse them. Anyway, I have been out for a few walks during lockdown and got a few more to add to the list, although in normal BYs, I would probably wait for better on some species...

 

RSPB Fen Drayton, UK, 8/4/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 800, f7.1, 1/1250

 

49788407502_92178959ae_o.jpg

 

testing photos - which size displays better?

 

49788407502_92178959ae_o.jpg7T4A3572 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

122) Eurasian blackcap

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RSPB Fen Drayton, UK, 8/4/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 800, f7.1, 1/1600

 

49787546973_1f806c204c_o.jpg7T4A3575 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

123) Green woodpecker

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RSPB Fen Drayton, UK, 8/4/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 800, f7.1, 1/500, EV +2/3

 

49787547283_ee0d37042d_o.jpg7T4A3585 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

124) Dunnock

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16 hours ago, Tdgraves said:

I do not have a moral dilemma about taking my camera out for a walk. Whenever I go out for a walk in the UK, I take my camera. If you can walk the dog, why can't you take a camera?

 

Agree completely.

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18 hours ago, Tdgraves said:

If you can walk the dog, why can't you take a camera?

 

Because a dog need to do "those things"? But walking a dog with a camera, that is probably listed under "essential excercise" :unsure::).

If I understood correctly, you should be exempt from the lockdown?

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4 minutes ago, xelas said:

 

Because a dog need to do "those things"? But walking a dog with a camera, that is probably listed under "essential excercise" :unsure::).

If I understood correctly, you should be exempt from the lockdown?


@xelas I can go to work, but the other stay at home rules still apply

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Sorry for the delay, got caught up searching the internet to try to work out why the Flickr links only post the thumbnail and not the high resolution images...and I have success, so maybe I'll update all the photos above, or not.....

 

RSPB Fen Drayton, UK, 8/4/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 320, f7.1, 1/1000

 

49787547918_888db7fd3a_o.jpg7T4A3588 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

 

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 320, f7.1, 1/640

 

49788089446_b1cf15fdb2_o.jpg7T4A3608 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

125) Grey heron

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RSPB Fen Drayton, UK, 8/4/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 500, f7.1, 1/2500

 

49787549143_72e3cd05dd_o.jpg7T4A3610 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

126) Great cormorant

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RSPB Fen Drayton, UK, 8/4/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 500, f7.1, 1/3200

 

49787549383_892982fffe_o.jpg7T4A3620 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

127) Canada goose

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RSPB Fen Drayton, UK, 8/4/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 400, f7.1, 1/1600

 

49788410647_a070be82c4_o.jpg7T4A3644 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

128) Black-headed gull

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RSPB Fen Drayton, UK, 8/4/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 400, f7.1, 1/1000

 

49788090611_37c5302140_o.jpg7T4A3658 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

129) Common moorhen

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RSPB Fen Drayton, UK, 8/4/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 640, f7.1, 1/1600

 

49788412162_3c2749b3e4_o.jpg7T4A3683 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

130) Eurasian great tit

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RSPB Fen Drayton, UK, 8/4/20

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 500, f6.3, 1/800

 

49788411757_af99d9f2fb_o.jpg7T4A3677 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

131) Chiff chaff

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Now that I have worked out how to use Flickr properly, you may wish to start again at no. 1 in order to enjoy the photos in their full high resolution splendour, not the low resolution thumbnails that I have been posting until now :(

See, lockdown has some upside - there's no way I would have edited all of those posts otherwise!

I also realise that the moorhen is a duplicate, so I will deduct 1 from the score in the next batch

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Congrats on getting to grips with Flickr. Photos look much better now.  But I'm not going to give them all another 'like' :P

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6 hours ago, Tdgraves said:

you may wish to start again at no. 1 in order to enjoy the photos in their full high resolution splendour,

Lockdown rules say only one exercise outing per day.:angry:

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10 hours ago, Galana said:

Lockdown rules say only one exercise outing per day.:angry:

 

One for me and one for the dogs. It's not my fault they cannot be trusted to go out unaccompanied. :rolleyes:

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Just heard my first cuckoo of spring - from my own garden!

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