Windows on Wildlife 15/05/2026 part 3

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PimperneBloke
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Windows on Wildlife 15/05/2026 part 3

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So, these were taken with the 400mm, and we're now about an hour in the morning!

Hope you enjoy

https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCU1Se
SnappyMac
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:wow: Great close up photo's PB, you had a good selection of participants :laugh: A lovey set of photo's :photo: :clap:
Bob S
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Lovely PB.
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Linda257
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Oh them Starling youngsters are just brilliant, can't wait for my own this year...Good mornings work so far !!
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SnappyMac wrote: Sun May 17, 2026 7:37 am :wow: Great close up photo's PB, you had a good selection of participants :laugh: A lovey set of photo's :photo: :clap:
Thanks all. I think the 400mm is a smidge too long, I have to sit back from the hide opening to get the larger birds plus reflection in! I may have to acquire the 100-400 for a bit of flexibility, but can't justify both coz the 70-200 is fab!
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