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Wryneck @ Covenham
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16 Sep 2022 21:18 #5870
by John T Goy
Replied by John T Goy on topic Wryneck @ Covenham
Had to use two magnifying glasses to pick it out I think, looks to be on the left side of tree just a whisker below the dead part on the alive part, am I right or wrong or do i need another look? ![;)]( ";)")
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15 Sep 2022 13:49 - 15 Sep 2022 20:46 #5858
by Jim Wright
Replied by Jim Wright on topic Wryneck @ Covenham
Unfortunately, my visit coincided with happy hour for dog walkers, so the bird waited things out from beyond.
However, I did manage to get an excellent shot of a tiny speck (the wryneck) on a dead tree.
When it comes to seeing wrynecks , over the years I've mostly been well and truly 'jynx'ed.
(Don't bother to open the photo attachment unless you have a magnifying glass at hand.)
However, I did manage to get an excellent shot of a tiny speck (the wryneck) on a dead tree.
When it comes to seeing wrynecks , over the years I've mostly been well and truly 'jynx'ed.
(Don't bother to open the photo attachment unless you have a magnifying glass at hand.)
Last edit: 15 Sep 2022 20:46 by Jim Wright.
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