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  1. pip1968
    you going this year mooreside
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    Me and the wife were going through some of my old photo albums. "Ah, I've found one of you as a child lying naked on a rug" she laughed. "That's not me" I said. "Or that....or that......or that." And that's when she called the police.
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    getting some size now kev look really healthy
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    Dead right pip, its always hard to get scale with a pic. I've seen Mistle Thrush eggs that are almost fully red/brown and seen them without hardly any speckling on too. This species lays three to five eggs, which are pale blue to bluish-green, with reddish-brown and purplish spots. The eggs hatch after around 12 to 15 days, and the young mistle thrushes fledge at 14 to 16 days old, although they remain dependent on the adults for a further 15 to 20 days. The breeding pair may raise a second brood in the same season, with the male often taking responsibility for the care of the young while
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    tiercel you cant get a perspective on the size from a photo and the colour looks wrong as iv had plenty of mistlethrush eggs but for some reason they look different and look like their reddish in colour its still baffling me tbh
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    Meadow pipit I would say. TC Mistle Thrush. I cocked up there big time. TC
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    ffs darcy youve been busy great photos mate must have took while to find them well done mate
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    johnny what nest is that with the 5 eggs in as i never seen one before but having a guess is it some sort of pippit
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    great pic johnny boy,take some finding by mine as theirs not to many skylarks about
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    im wearing a wig then, a scouse curly one and a tash
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    . Na tc. The twat manipulated. His position to have his wicked with young. Girls he knew the score the sarmy twat , oh and helo pilot works better lol south hams hunter uses the pilot blag on dogs though
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    ill take a pic tomorrow of the old path and one when they,ve completed the new path,the new path will be made out of recycled tyres
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    j just add any pics you got it dont matter as im sure most still want to see them no matter what year you found them.iv just been out with my mate just searching the local back field iv done well on this ground over the years and found another chiffchaff nest with eggs in but it was reed buntings and linnets we was looking for i know their in the area but hard to find for some reason
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    is it a treecreepers nest darcy
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    There's a sign above the door where I work that says, "Once you go black you never come back". You've got to have a sense of humour in the crematorium.

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      PIL

      Lol

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    it wont be long before their branchers,found a few last season just sitting for all to see and the mother tawny owl sitting near by keeping an eye on them, great photo moxy keep them coming
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    iv seen woodpeckers drumming on trees and also seen a few nuthatches entering hollows,and the forestry are now building a new path through the wood and that chiffchaff nest is just of the path hope they dont turn soil over on it
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    this is a whitethroats and the other top pic is a reed bunting but im sure ill get some better pics this year
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    abit of a crap photo taken of my phone from last season
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    i would have found a jays by now or my mate would have, but the forestry decided earlier this year to strip all the rhodies out and let the blackberry bushes take hold.tbh i think its a good call as more small birds will benifit from it
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    Deer Hunter

    pip1968 replied to brad88's topic in General Talk

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