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Geoff Hargreaves


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ian an all,not cheating but i would like to compliment the comp on increasing my observation skill,s, i,ve recently added long eared owl to my gm list/life only because i spotted the wing pattern and confirmed it with books when i got home,so let,s have some more blockers

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Ian McKerchar


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Come on boys, no conferring now biggrin.gif

As for not entering due to missing the early months it really doesn't matter, it's never too late! You might not be in the running for the prize but you'll certainly enjoy the competition, remember, it's not the winning that's important it the taking part..... wink.gif

There are certainly 9 species in the image (8 'easy'...yeah, right!), if you can find any others that I didn't you deserve some extra points atleast smile.gif

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Henry Cook


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might be something horrible like a partially hidden pied wagtail, uh oh!

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Phil Lord


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Sorry, just 8. Although I don't enter this competition (discovered this site after the comp. had started) I'm intrigued by this hidden bird, I'll keep looking.

Phil

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Phil Lord


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Oo-er, I just saw this and had a quick look, I thought I found 9 species, but nothing hidden or cryptic. I'd better have another look.

Phil

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I always print them off so i can sit with my field guides and make notes with little arrows and everythingblankstare.gif
Not that i'm taking it seriously or anythingbiggrin.gifbiggrin.gif

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Dean.

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Geoff Hargreaves


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craig,simon,henry,it,s not like i,m taking it serious ,but if like me me you can,t gaze at a puter untill your at home why not try taking a picture of the screen and study at work(lunch breaks only) not that i would and after all it,s only for fun,
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Henry Cook


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Seaforth im guessing

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Simon Warford


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Interesting one this month - how about a clue like where was the photo taken??wink.gifbiggrin.gif

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Craig Higson


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Ok I have to admit that Mr McKerchar has got me.

Ian are you absolutely sure its 8 species and not 7biggrin.gif. I can see seven species but then the last one is eluding me. I think I've found the one we're not supposed to be able to find, but then it could just be one of the 8 if you get my meaning. If it is, I've no chance of finding the other cause this ones a crippler itself.

Hats off to you Ian - this one should be really interesting.

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