Sitting next to the window in my fly tying room and greeted with these 2.
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Isn’t nature wonderful
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I always have the same problem when photographing wildlife, bums rather than heads.
Aye,know what you mean 👍
Remined me of this auld bloke in Hawick, someone stopped him and said " Can you tell me where the stags head is ?" ( public Bar ), the auld boy quick as a flash replied " 4 feet from its ass "
Someone clearly fed up with the incessant rain.
On this threads theme of “ isn’t nature wonderful” we went to Salisbury yesterday to hear Hamza Yassin, the wildlife photographer and presenter. We have been to events involving pretty well all of the media naturalists, travellers and explorers and this was probably the very best. No so much for the photography and videos, but for the sheer story telling, combined with humour, impersonations and self deprecating comments. At only 35 years old this guy’s journey has been amazing.
Well worth going to see him and his current tour goes through until end of May. We are booked for Simon Reeves in mid May and he has a hard act to follow. But reading his autobiography I’m sure he will not disappoint.
Well worth going to see him and his current tour goes through until end of May. We are booked for Simon Reeves in mid May and he has a hard act to follow. But reading his autobiography I’m sure he will not disappoint.
Good sit in chippie on alnwick main street, carlos I think it's called.
Some kind of water fowl.
Roger L is correct, black guillemot according to my Collins Bird Gide book.
