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Another outstanding shot Stan. The harsh angle of the wood is balanced with the bird beautifully
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Very nice Stan, well up to your usual high standard.
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thanks Bill and Alan
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stunning Stan
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Classic nuthatch pose and a stunning background. I may have cropped a bit more off the top and left to lose the diagonal crack in the wood.
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Well done Stan
TomComment
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Another super shot Stan. I have only ever seen these little birds in British Columbia when I visit my sister. The Canadian version is almost identical to our natives. Do you have any advice to help me find one. I live slightly further north than you in Newbury where despite 30 plus species of bird visiting the garden there are no Nuthatches. I really want one!
Regards and well done.
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thanks guys
yes, it will take a bit more of a crop but at present I dont have access to the full size shot as we are at Menorca this weekI may have cropped a bit more off the top and left to lose the diagonal crack in the wood.
unfortunately this is not a local one, although i see them from time to time at Blashford Lakes but no clear shots from there. This one and most of my nuthatch shots are from Warnham Nature Reserve in Sussex, a 100 mile journey for us but always worth whileDo you have any advice to help me find one. I live slightly further north than you in Newbury where despite 30 plus species of bird visiting the garden there are no Nuthatches. I really want one!
StanComment
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thanks for looking Di
StanComment
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Nice classic pose.well caughtwww.flickr.com/photos/kingfisherblue www.johncaswellwildlifephotography.com
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A classic Nuthatch shot; nicely presented...Cheers;
Lee
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thanks guys
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