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« Reply #1500 on: Today at 10:49:45 AM »


Good lord! Gravity seems to be malfunctioning at that spot. ;)

Lovely picture :)

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« Reply #1501 on: Today at 10:58:58 AM »
Good lord! Gravity seems to be malfunctioning at that spot. ;)

Well said  ;D


Nice shot fohtohz.  8)

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« Reply #1502 on: Today at 11:12:17 AM »



Proof that levitation does work. So why do they need wings?
Great capture.
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« Reply #1503 on: Today at 11:17:50 AM »
Seven of our thrushes (six of them are being sat on by the mother here).

Cheers Brian
Lovely! Is she nesting inside your house? There seems to be three light sources showing up in her eye and one looks like a fluorescent tube light.
In our shed. I had the light on to see if it would help my webcam, it looks down into the nest.
If I go in the shed then she just sits there very still, so I avoid eye contact. Obviously I try to
keep out of the shed, and now all are hatched a lot of time she's not sat on the nest. So we get
along OK.
Cheers Brian



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« Reply #1504 on: Today at 11:38:41 AM »
Seven of our thrushes (six of them are being sat on by the mother here).

Cheers Brian
Lovely! Is she nesting inside your house? There seems to be three light sources showing up in her eye and one looks like a fluorescent tube light.
In our shed. I had the light on to see if it would help my webcam, it looks down into the nest.
If I go in the shed then she just sits there very still, so I avoid eye contact. Obviously I try to
keep out of the shed, and now all are hatched a lot of time she's not sat on the nest. So we get
along OK.
Cheers Brian
Fabulous! Sometimes they just know they are safe. I am trying to communicate with the hawk that frequents our garden. Let us see how it goes - so far he lets me talk and hangs around for a while :)

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