BIRDS! G.C. Bird Survey photos.

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  1. roders

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    :) This Heron was spotted looking for lunch in the Lake district.


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      Great pic Roders, wonder if he caught any lunch?
       
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        Hi Roders terrific photo my friend especially the way the water,s swirling round in the background:dbgrtmb::)
         
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          :) Thanks,I remember on this walk,he was still there over an hour later when we returned.....Do you think he realy has only one leg?...:WINK1:
           
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          Thought I would add this as this thread has been dormant for a while.
          Glossy Ibis, single bird at Wareham Common today. Very wary so a distant shot.
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            Dartford Warbler, Wareham Forest.
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              I think this is a Grebe. It's nest is not far from the lake shore and didn't seem too bothered by me taking photos. It's on a remote lake in the Lake District so there are very few people.

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                Nice pic Shiney,:blue thumb: Great Crested and still on the nest.
                 
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                Apparently it nests there each year - one of the locals told me. I don't know how long they live but I guess he meant that each generation continues to nest there.
                 
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