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Ian McKerchar


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Originally posted by Viv Southerden today:

No birding today - out car hunting but.............. saw group of 9 then group of 5 in a rowan tree at Fords of Winford Cheshire of all places.
1st for me so really chuffed.


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Pete Welch


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20 opposite Kwik Fit, Priestly Street Warrington at 13.20

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John Rayner


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14.40

Now 76 at Poynton Station

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John Rayner


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43 At Poynton Station car park till 10.45 at least.

Cheers, John

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William Binns


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walking to work in Hadfield 8.20am saw approx 30 waxwings on the rossington park ind. est, they flew past me , giving out the shrill call they have, heading towards wooley bridge

-- Edited by William Binns on Friday 10th of December 2010 06:55:07 PM

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Liverpool: 13 waxwings 8:30am today at the junction of Aigburth Road and Jericho Lane. My first of the year, brilliant! Constantly flying between trees.

Paul

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mike killelea


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Thanks Rick


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Martyn Jones wrote:

Yep, I agree as well as those of the Kingfisher too. How close did you get to the Waxwing and can you tell me what camera and lens size you used please? And if possible what ISO, aperture, shutter speed and other settings (Aperture priority, Shutter priority or Manual for example) did you use. Any help appreciated - keep snapping!





Hi Martyn

Thanks

I set the camera to manual and took a reading off the grass - it seems to work better for me than av and compensating.

If you look at my waxwing page, pics 17 to 21 have the exif, if you click on the info button

Regards

Mike

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Martyn Jones


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Yep, I agree as well as those of the Kingfisher too. How close did you get to the Waxwing and can you tell me what camera and lens size you used please? And if possible what ISO, aperture, shutter speed and other settings (Aperture priority, Shutter priority or Manual for example) did you use. Any help appreciated - keep snapping!

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Rick Hall


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stunning photos mike.

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mike killelea


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Hi

35 waxwings at Asda in Accrington and 100 plus at Trafford Gardens in Barrow yesterday - the ones at barrow keep getting chased off by crows - also saw a couple of sparrow hawks hunting over

http://kilyy.zenfolio.com/p814382103

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mike

-- Edited by Ian McKerchar on Wednesday 21st of November 2012 03:13:53 PM

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