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These are the largest of our Winter migrant thrushes and arguably the most handsome. Seen with the Waxwings eating the same berries.
Canon7D plus 400mm f5.6L
David
Canon7D plus 400mm f5.6L
David
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Canon 7DII, Sigma 150-600mm Sport, Sigma 18-300mm, Sigma 8-16mm, National Geographic Expedition Carbon.
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Loverly capture of the berry in the beak, it makes the image.
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Oh dear, when these arrive isn't it a sign that cold weather will follow, or is that an old wife's tale?
Great picture nethertheless.
John Perriment
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Beautiful shot, especially with the berry in the beak. I like the very much background too.
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Well I'm an awld wife and I reckon the cold weather's been with us throughout most of the 'summer and Autumn' (for the want of a better description of the past few cold, damp months).Originally posted by John Perriment View Post
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That's bird book illustration material.
Superb capture.-------------------------Comment
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Yes, it's a wonder the fieldfares didn't arrive in August!Originally posted by Pol View PostWell I'm an awld wife and I reckon the cold weather's been with us throughout most of the 'summer and Autumn' (for the want of a better description of the past few cold, damp months).
Pol
John Perriment
A photograph is more than a record of what you see - it's a window to your soulComment
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Great picture and great balancing act.Comment
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so gorgeous I want one
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