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| Mating Broad-bodied Chasers |
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| Male BbC in flight |
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| Broad-bodied and Four-spotted Chasers together on the same stick |
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| Four-spotted Chaser |
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| My first Common Hawker of the year at Blanchland. |
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| Southern Hawker |
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| Southern Hawker |
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| Common Darter |
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| Mating Broad-bodied Chasers |
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| Male BbC in flight |
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| Broad-bodied and Four-spotted Chasers together on the same stick |
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| Four-spotted Chaser |
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| My first Common Hawker of the year at Blanchland. |
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| Southern Hawker |
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| Southern Hawker |
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| Common Darter |
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| Juvenile Cuckoo |
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| I tried a few flight shots as it was flying from the posts to the ground |
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| Red Kite H5, a male, was born in Sunniside in 2014 but was not given a name |
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| Buzzard checking me out |
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| It looks as though it has caught quite a large Vole |
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| A smaller Vole caught this time however, it was to have a battle on its hands |
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| I know the quality of the next few images is not that good but this is the first time I have managed to catch a Kestrel trying to rob an Owl of its prey. |
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| It didn’t succeed the Owl was able to hang on to it |
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| and fly off |
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| Roe Buck. It was nearly dark (high ISO), raining and I was hand holding the long lens so I’m quite pleased I got anything |
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| I winked at me just as I was packing the camera gear up. |