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NS3230

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Female Bearded Tit

17-04-2016, 22:17

Not a true Tit and even the male doesn't sport a beard, but rather photogenic birds
Female Bearded Tit by honda1998rrw, on Flickr

Female Bearded Tit by honda1998rrw, on Flickr

Plus a few other recent bird snaps:

What I believe is a meadow pipit
Meadow Pipit in tree 1 (1 of 1) by honda1998rrw, on Flickr

A reed bunting
Reed Bunting in tree (1 of 1) by honda1998rrw, on Flickr

plus a wren singing in a tree/bush

The Singing Wren (1 of 1) by honda1998rrw, on Flickr

I'm new to this bird photography so all constructive comments welcome.

Neal
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17-04-2016, 22:18

Re: Female Bearded Tit

Well done Neal with the pictures- nice and sharp- as well your bird ID.

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#3

17-04-2016, 22:37

Re: Female Bearded Tit

Great set Neal.

Bill.

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#4

18-04-2016, 01:30

Re: Female Bearded Tit

Very nice set Neal

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18-04-2016, 07:33

Re: Female Bearded Tit

nice set neal ,only negative i can see is the branch in front of the wren ,well done
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18-04-2016, 08:27

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Lovely bits - great photography

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18-04-2016, 09:39

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Nice set

Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way
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18-04-2016, 14:36

Re: Female Bearded Tit

Love the pose in the second shot though all very nice.

Paul

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