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4 hours ago, AJStrees said:

That's great stuff. Are you using a camera with a fairly long lens to get the WP pictures?

Hi AJS

Yeah - not silly though - a 300mm but with a 1.4x converter.  Tbh they seem tame enough - hide at about 15-20 m and within 2-3 minutes after going in, they're there.  Reckon I could get to 10-12m and they'd still be OK.  The Green is way more flighty - walking 40m from the tree and he's off.   Heard that super fast drumming one again this am but just cannot see it, now its gone a bit greener in the wood.   Hoopoe heard yesterday.  Expect to have the Orioles back here within 10-14 days - now there's a bird I can never spot.  Always just a fleeting glimpse - a flash of yellow (on the male) and they're gone. 

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3 hours ago, ABtrees said:

Hi AJS

Yeah - not silly though - a 300mm but with a 1.4x converter.  Tbh they seem tame enough - hide at about 15-20 m and within 2-3 minutes after going in, they're there.  Reckon I could get to 10-12m and they'd still be OK.  The Green is way more flighty - walking 40m from the tree and he's off.   Heard that super fast drumming one again this am but just cannot see it, now its gone a bit greener in the wood.   Hoopoe heard yesterday.  Expect to have the Orioles back here within 10-14 days - now there's a bird I can never spot.  Always just a fleeting glimpse - a flash of yellow (on the male) and they're gone. 

Nice. The greens regularly come and feed for ants on the lawn, but as you say, they are flighty. Never seen Orioles here or Hoopoe. Probably too cold and too far. 

 

Hoping to start seeing the Kingfisher again soon. 

Posted
3 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Yeah, pheasants are mostly bluffers, and geese are mostly badass.

He thought he was would have a go, but came off worse

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