Took the following pic high up on a hill the other day, thought it was quite
unusual to get them in the same shot!
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Stuart said:
Took the following pic high up on a hill the other day, thought it was quite
unusual to get them in the same shot!Good shot! How close were you?
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Stuart said:
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unusual to get them in the same shot!
Good shot! How close were you?
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Stuart wrote
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Took the following pic high up on a hill the other day, thought it was
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unusual to get them in the same shot!
Excellent :-)
Chris
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Stuart wrote
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Took the following pic high up on a hill the other day, thought it was
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unusual to get them in the same shot!
Excellent :-)
Chris
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Took the following pic high up on a hill the other day, thought it was
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unusual to get them in the same shot!Nice one!
Has anyone else got any pictures / video of unusual wildlife combinations?
Here is a 11-second video clip of some footage I managed to get of an
Oystercatcher and a Pheasant together on a beach. Apologies for those not on
broadband.http://www.robinwhite.fsnet.co.uk/video/ocp.wmv
RW.
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Took the following pic high up on a hill the other day, thought it was
quite
unusual to get them in the same shot!Nice one!
Has anyone else got any pictures / video of unusual wildlife combinations?
Here is a 11-second video clip of some footage I managed to get of an
Oystercatcher and a Pheasant together on a beach. Apologies for those not on
broadband.
That's ok. I waited just to see the 'Pheasent'. :-)Quoted message said:
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unusual to get them in the same shot!
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"Stuart" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Took the following pic high up on a hill the other day, thought it was
quite
unusual to get them in the same shot!
Well done! But couldn't you have asked them to move a little closer
together, face the camera and smile. 🙂 -
"Stuart" Took the following pic high up on a hill the other day, thought
it was quite unusual to get them in the same shot!Amazing what you can do with PaintShop if you're clever enough :-o !!
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"Stuart" Took the following pic high up on a hill the other day, thought
it was quite unusual to get them in the same shot!Amazing what you can do with PaintShop if you're clever enough :-o !!
Must admit that was my reaction. Summink strange about that
tarmugeon.... :-)
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Took the following pic high up on a hill the other day, thought it was quite
unusual to get them in the same shot!
Excellent photo - it's as they say - you have to be in the right place
at the right time.
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