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February 2005
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A visit to the Garden ........
A very cold February day set the scene for this weekends theme.
It's suprising what photographs can be taken from your own back garden as indeed
all these have been. To give me the advantage of getting close to the subjects
involved cutting a hole in the shed only two feet from 'the bait' - the bird
feeder. It's a good idea to make any changes around the area well in advance as
it can take a while for potential subjects to get aquainted with the
sorroundings. It took three attempts to capture 'Woody' as every time I moved
-so did he ....in a skyward direction....anyway patience won in the end .
No garden is without it's common visitors this time of year
especially when it's feeding time. Rob on the right is always the first to
appear and certainly the less timid of the feathered visitors.
As for the non feathered visitors Cyril below soon noticed there
was free scoff on offer much to the dismay of the other guests though his visits
have to date been short , I guess he just hasn't managed to split the feeder
apart ....yet !
Making a rare appearance for the Camera the Nuthatch is one of my
favorites
And to close this update dare I say one of the most frequent
visitors to the feeder on this particular occasion in some kind of Flying
Formation take off practice....