Still ongoing. This was the end of the first day, an early trip to find the Bearded Reedlings on day 2, then a solo jaunt towards the hides I'd not visited on day 1.
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Leighton Moss 02-04 November 2026 (part 3)
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PimperneBloke
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Re: Leighton Moss 02-04 November 2026 (part 3)
Looks like nutty performed well PB. It's getting a little easier to spot the treecreepers as the leaves come off
You managed to get a nice variety of photo's.
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PimperneBloke
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Re: Leighton Moss 02-04 November 2026 (part 3)
Thanks Snappy... it was quite funny, I'd said the previous day this was prime nutty/ treecreeper territory, but there were barely any of the woodland birds at all, then the following day they all came out to play, in about a 20 yard section... 2 nutties, four or 5 Marsh Tits, the Treecreeper... fabulousSnappyMac wrote: Fri Nov 06, 2026 4:56 pm Looks like nutty performed well PB. It's getting a little easier to spot the treecreepers as the leaves come offYou managed to get a nice variety of photo's.
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Jacksparrow
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Re: Leighton Moss 02-04 November 2026 (part 3)
The pintail is such a handsome duck but the shoveller is less so as your fine photos prove.
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PimperneBloke
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Re: Leighton Moss 02-04 November 2026 (part 3)
Thanks Jack.... but beauty is in the eye of the beholder.... but yeah... you're right lolJacksparrow wrote: Fri Nov 06, 2026 8:19 pm The pintail is such a handsome duck but the shoveller is less so as your fine photos prove.
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