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The Birds In The Garden And Everywhere Else Thread

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Spent most of this past week in Portugal and was hoping they'd get through to the WC semis as Wednesday evening could have been a bit of fun in the local TV bars. Didn't happen but I got a few nice pics.

These 2 of an Osprey, it was a very cloudy and dark day with occasional rain and far from ideal for outdoor photography but these came out much better than I was expecting after I brightened them up a bit. You can get an idea of how dark and grey the sky was in the 2nd one.
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A rather handsome duck called a Pintail
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A pair of Crag Martins catching flies over a lake
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An Azure Winged Magpie, one of about a dozen keeping a very close eye on me eating a sandwich at a neighbouring picnic table and waiting to fight over any crumbs. I did tip the remains of a bag of crisps onto the table before vacating and within seconds it was absolute mayhem.
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karnataka said:
Spent most of this past week in Portugal and was hoping they'd get through to the WC semis as Wednesday evening could have been a bit of fun in the local TV bars. Didn't happen but I got a few nice pics.

These 2 of an Osprey, it was a very cloudy and dark day with occasional rain and far from ideal for outdoor photography but these came out much better than I was expecting after I brightened them up a bit. You can get an idea of how dark and grey the sky was in the 2nd one.
52565361927_042bcc45f9_k.jpg

52566104239_a1db7e31d5_k.jpg


A rather handsome duck called a Pintail
52566357663_9d5bd43e0a_k.jpg


A pair of Crag Martins catching flies over a lake
52565829411_2fb33275c1_k.jpg


An Azure Winged Magpie, one of about a dozen keeping a very close eye on me eating a sandwich at a neighbouring picnic table and waiting to fight over any crumbs. I did tip the remains of a bag of crisps onto the table before vacating and within seconds it was absolute mayhem.
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Stunning D.
 
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Waxwings, commonly know as Maxwings due to their fondness of alcohol
 
BLAZE said:
Waxwings, commonly know as Maxwings due to their fondness of alcohol

I don’t think he’s talking to me as it is because I said he was like a minge at rugger so I’d better not laugh at that.
 

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