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  1. 04-13-2011 09:58 PM #1
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    British woodland birds

    Great Tit singing away.



    A little hungry Chaffinch



    A lovely posing Robin (did a full 360 degree's sat here) (poser) *;D

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  2. 04-14-2011 05:15 AM #2
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    Re: British woodland birds

    What beautiful and sharp images of these lovely birds Andy. Love them all.
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    Re: British woodland birds

    Love them all, Andy. Very nice series you've got here.
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    Re: British woodland birds

    Great Bird photography Andy

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    Re: British woodland birds

    Andy, I was just looking through a couple of my bird shots, and would love to know what lens you used for these, and also your settings when you have the time.

    Having looked at these several times, I think No. 1 is my favourite... beautiful detail and I love the expression.
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    Re: British woodland birds

    Very nice Andy, I'm with Kaye can we get some info please
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    Re: British woodland birds

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    Thanks for the kind comments.

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    Re: British woodland birds

    Thanks Andy for the settings.
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    Re: British woodland birds

    Beautiful images Andy as are your Wren and dippers. great colour and so sharp, I can't pick a favourite, they are all stunning.
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  10. 04-15-2011 09:28 AM #10
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    Re: British woodland birds

    No problem Kaye; I will try to remember to add them for future shots.

    Thank you Wanda for your kind comments.

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