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  1. Oi . Len. I,m a engineer Steve
  2. Ask Mace. He's been known to partake in the devils music. Steve
  3. Imagine then. Mr Dobson DJ,in at the wheel and one of the locals asking was he Butch. Steve
  4. Fidels. . I was playing it in the middle of oldies sets and people where saying they hadn't heard it for years. what a tune but £355 Steve
  5. When I looked at the various guides they where all pointing towards the willow tit regarding the stockiness of the head and shoulder area. If anyone on here would know I knew it would be you mate. you never fail to amaze me Steve
  6. Used to carry mine around every where Martyn. Fag packet that is when I smoked Steve
  7. Thanks Martyn. wasn't sure which one it was. So hard to tell them apart. Steve
  8. Heres a first for me. Willow tit ( corrected to Marsh Tit ) Steve
  9. attachment=184028:leighton moss 25 feb snipe.jpg] heres a cropped image of the snipe, bit easier to see them Steve
  10. Looking forward to it. I recorded something last night on BBC 4 about collecting records, not watched it yet so can't comment. Steve
  11. Dave. It's sounds like a interesting book to have around. Got a tree Identification book that I don't read . Should do really. Don't seem to get time but whilst I'm off work I should make the effort. Steve
  12. Peter. just noticed at the back of rspb where to discover nature handbook ( freebie when you join ) there,s loads of books obviously rspb ones at shopping.rspb.org.uk. Steve
  13. Peter. This is actually a pocket guide, a big pocket none the less it measures about 9 " x 4 1/2 " Steve
  14. Peter. the birds that I know are from hours spent reading and researching them many years ago. I really struggle with ducks and a few sea birds because I,ve never spent much time watching them until very recently. I learn something new every time I go out and about. the book I use for reference is a pocket guide called the rspb birds of Britain and Europe.by rob hume it also comes with a cd with bird songs and calls it replaces one I have misplaced or lost somewhere. its a great book well worth £16.99 Steve
  15. Little Egret. they used to be a very rare visitor to the UK but now they,re resident in most parts of the country Steve
  16. Another visit to leighton moss again today still no birds off the list . however got to see peregrine, little egret, curlew and snipe among others today. snipe are near impossible to see once they,re settled on the ground as you can see from the pictures Steve
  17. Good luck Pete. I hope you get the same price as the one on this thread went for then you can get your damp problem sorted. Out of my league. Steve
  18. Oh. Pete you tease. Steve.
  19. Peter. You already have the patience, if your walking down the towpath on the Grantham canal, that's all the patience you need . Steve
  20. Peter. You can have the camera on auto and just press the button , it will auto focus , set the shutter speed everything. Basically a point and shoot till you get the hang of things. I'm a complete dunce when it comes to technology and gadgets. But it so simple. Honestly Peter. If I can do it anyone can. Steve
  21. Russel. Like the pictures. Peter beat me to the point about the mild winter. The nature reserve that I've been today had me in shirt sleeves at one stage it was that warm in the sunshine. Steve
  22. Peter Spring has arrived, seen my first lambs of the year today and in my post the Avocets have arrived back from wintering in Africa. Go on you know you want to buy a new camera. I've done loads of things in my life, some good some not so clever but buying a dslr camera was a good move, I can't believe that it's taken me so long to jump in to proper photography just wish I had done it years ago. Steve


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