Another from Millers Wood
Stan
1/1000, f6.3, ISO 1600, 150-600 @ 500mm
Stan
1/1000, f6.3, ISO 1600, 150-600 @ 500mm
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Re: Willow Tit
Nicely exposed and detail. Well taken Stan
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Re: Willow Tit
Nice to see, very scarce around here the Marsh Tit being more prevalent. Feather detail looks a little confusing on my Mac, maybe a little over-sharpened?
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Re: Willow Tit
thanks for looking guys
possibly download from flickr as it looks fine on my hard driveFeather detail looks a little confusing on my Mac, maybe a little over-sharpened?Comment
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Re: Willow Tit
Super shot, as always, lovely detail
PaulComment
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Re: Willow Tit
Very nice capture.Regards,
Carol
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Re: Willow Tit
Excellent shot Stan, don't see many in this neck of the woodTrev
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Re: Willow Tit
thanks guys
never seen any here either just some march tits in the forest. John, at Millers Wood, says they are reasonably common in that areadon't see many in this neck of the wood
StanComment
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Re: Willow Tit
Lovely shot Stan , did you hear it call as I would say its a Marsh Tit with the light spot on the mandible albeit they are very difficult to tell apartSteve ( LSINWP )
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Re: Willow Tit
didnt hear it call but my first thought when I saw it was a marsh tit but the owner of the wood said it was a willowdid you hear it call as I would say its a Marsh Tit with the light spot on the mandible albeit they are very difficult to tell apart
StanComment
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Chris
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Re: Willow Tit
Thanks Chris
they do have quite a distictive call but there were so many different birds had I heard the call it would have been difficult to isolate from the rest. Checked with Dee and she didnt hear it either. I am checking again with the guy at Millers to try and confirm one way of the otherDoes this video help at all?Comment
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