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Young Carrion Crow on lookout at the crows nestSunday, 29 May 2016
Spots before my Eyes.
The returning Kingston Lisle Spotted Flycatchers are showing interest in one of the garden nest boxes and the discovery of a Spotted Flycatcher hawking insects from the top of a MayBush at orchard house in Stanford in the vale as I sipped coffee in the kitchen was most uplifting. There are a pair of swifts nesting in the roof space of this house and often a swift flyover of eight.
the Feather.
Green Veined Butterfly
Young Goldfinch in reflective mood at this puddle
Young Carrion Crow on lookout at the crows nest
the Feather.
Young Carrion Crow on lookout at the crows nest
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Beautiful series. Greetings from Montreal, Canada.
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