First the hares, now the deer trained?!?!Bob S wrote: Sat May 02, 2026 11:20 am Roebuck this morning. Mate of the one posted Thursday. He did see me through the trees but curiosity got the better of him so he came for a closer look... which was nice
Moss valley - Derbyshire
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PimperneBloke wrote: Sat May 02, 2026 5:48 pmlolBob S wrote: Sat May 02, 2026 11:20 am Roebuck this morning. Mate of the one posted Thursday. He did see me through the trees but curiosity got the better of him so he came for a closer look... which was nice
First the hares, now the deer trained?!?!![]()
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Squirrel this morning. Reminded me I've not watched Pulp Fiction for ages.
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Ta Snappy.SnappyMac wrote: Tue May 12, 2026 3:08 pm They are great Bob. Nice ones of the nuthatch and the gsw at the hole.
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Love the boxing pose on the hare
and the foal looks a lot more steady than last time lol Nice menagerie Bob
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Nice when you don't have to budge from the spot and see three nice birds all on the same tree. Jay at the top of it and as previously mentioned a nuthatch and GSW family nesting either side of the trunk and at the same height. Interesting to try and pick out the different noises the two different set of chicks are making, Taken yesterday.
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Super pics Bob. I'm surprised woody hasn't predated the nutty nest... Maybe Nutty chicks are too scrawny!
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Ta PB. The female had a nosey in there a few weeks back. It is an odd situation as they are exactly at the same height and the dead tree doesn't have that large a circumference. The two holes are probably around a couple of feet apart.PimperneBloke wrote: Mon May 18, 2026 9:51 am Super pics Bob. I'm surprised woody hasn't predated the nutty nest... Maybe Nutty chicks are too scrawny!
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