NOTSHARP
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15-20 ft. Then cropped the image. Sometimes, I can get to within 10 ft., even closer to the Robins, often about 6 ft.
Steve.
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15-20 ft. Then cropped the image. Sometimes, I can get to within 10 ft., even closer to the Robins, often about 6 ft.
Steve.
A cold night ( and morning )
The wee Robin was waiting to get breakfast.
An unwelcome Herring Gull also turned up.
Steve.
NoddKD
master brummie
as youknow I also reported this on non Birmingham history but it seems to have disappeared.
if members want to mention any problems they are having we have had a thread going for quite a long time so could members please use this...thanks...
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Richard Dye
master brummie
No problems here! Thank you staff members for great work!if members want to mention any problems they are having we have had a thread going for quite a long time so could members please use this...thanks...
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Richard Dye
master brummie
Beautiful!
Mark Tooze
master brummie
Three contrasting local views this week:-
Firstly from Sutton Park on Monday evening - lovely sunset and crescent moon:-
Then a lovely tree in blossom from Newhall Valley Country Park yesterday:-
Firstly from Sutton Park on Monday evening - lovely sunset and crescent moon:-
Then a lovely tree in blossom from Newhall Valley Country Park yesterday:-
Mark Tooze
master brummie
One of our chickens in the garden yesterday:-
Mark Tooze
master brummie
And cats in the garden too:-
mw0njm.
A Brummie Dude
a chicken with a cataract
Perishing things are now bringing their mates.
"Hey, try over here - not everything's squirrel-proof. Especially fatballs. You can do the silly gymnastics if you're really that mad on peanuts. Too much like hard work for me. I'll just sit in comfort on the top of the trellis. And munch".
"Hey, try over here - not everything's squirrel-proof. Especially fatballs. You can do the silly gymnastics if you're really that mad on peanuts. Too much like hard work for me. I'll just sit in comfort on the top of the trellis. And munch".
great photo chris....squirrels are so clever
Nothing wrong with sparrows. Damn pigeons , then that is a different matterMore Sparrows, I'm afraid.
Steve.