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February 2013

Mice nibble… #9

Curtain tie-backs.

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David @ the HALL of EINAR on The Late Swallow – a poem by Edwin MuirWonderful aren't they Karen? I still marvel at the journey they undertake. It's a joy to see them arrive and such a sorrow to see them leave.
David @ the HALL of EINAR on The Lesser Kestrels of Matera #1I'm glad you enjoyed them Delyse. Get your strength back as there are more Lesser Kestrels to come. They really were a stunning experience.
David @ the HALL of EINAR on The top 10 reasons you shouldn’t visit WestrayI've got a copy of the book 'Fae Quoy Tae Castle: The Buildings of Westray' which has Dogtoo in it - I'll look it out and let you know where it is and what it...
Delyse Harrower on The Lesser Kestrels of Matera #1I’m all Lesser Kestreled out. Quite overcome. Visually knackered. . Great shots. Such handsome birds. Buona serata. Sogni di Lesser Kestrels. ☺️
David @ the HALL of EINAR on The top 10 reasons you shouldn’t visit WestrayCongratulations! Yes, it is. Westray is the most beautiful place on Earth - and the people are pretty cool too :)
vanessa vongo on The top 10 reasons you shouldn’t visit WestrayIS THIS A JOKE I ABSOLUTELY LOVE WESTRAY!!!!!!!
David @ the HALL of EINAR on Hooded Crows at Villa PamphiljThey eat eggs, berries, fruit, fish, carrion and all kinds of insects and invertebrates. They’re the perfect examples of opportunist omnivores. They certainly have that menacing air!
Olly on Hooded Crows at Villa PamphiljThey look really menacing for some reason David. What do they prey on?
David @ the HALL of EINAR on The Stonechat family of Trendlebere Down #5I'm glad you've been enjoying their company Amanda - especially in such a wonderful place. Long may they thrive!

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All photographs were taken with:
Nikon D850
Nikon D810
Nikon D300
Samsung NX1
Samsung NX1000
Samsung NX300
Samsung NX mini
iPhone 3GS with Hipstamatic or Camera+ apps.
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Lomography Spinner 360
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Fuji Instax 210
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... and anything else I've got to hand. They're just tools to capture images.