ABOUT ME

I live in a camper van with a West Highland Terrier for company.
My passion is creating images but it is a work in progress.
I am always willing to share what knowledge I have and can be contacted through the comments on this post or e-mail ADRIAN
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Sunday 1 August 2010

WE ALL MAKE MISTAKES (01/08/10)

I more than most it seems. Tomorrow I was going to have a days birding and ottering. Not any more I’m not as they closed the Otter sanctuary four years ago.

Earlier I proudly posted a couple of images of a Wren. This turned out to be a juvenile Robin an easy mistake to make. Very easy for me. It’s not the end of the world as I have no images of young Robins but still have one  of a Wren to look forward to.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA                  Juvenile Robin.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA                 A couple of seconds colouring in makes identification positive.

I hope you all have a good week. Hopefully I’ll get a post off from Tan Hill tomorrow.

12 comments:

  1. Very lovely bird shots, the colors are also beautiful.

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  2. Claudia, thanks for popping round and for the comment.

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  3. Keith not much but thanks for putting me right. Still got the plants to go but hopefully they are OK.

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  4. Well Adrian,you have a lovely picture of a baby robin,I thought I had lovely pictures of a pair of goss hawks until my local bird society told me they were sparrow hawks.!!
    Thanks for the comment you left me,a great accolade indeed.

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  5. Matron, Ta, glad to see you back.

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  6. Great capture and beautiful bird.

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  7. Birdy, Thank you for looking and for the kind comment.

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  8. Story of your life Adrian? Getting there four years after it closed.

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  9. Tell me about it John. Happens with pubs too but usually ten minutes after.

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  10. You've certainly had a lot of fun with your camera recently ..... and other devices !!

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  11. J, not been brave enough with the Dyson. The no loss of suction worried me not a little.

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