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Some pictures I took recently
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Autumn Fly by niall.hirsch, on Flickr
I am really starting to hate flickrs image compression, but hey it's free0 -
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Mad looking yoke!Tiercel Dave wrote: »Star ascidian (Botryllus schlosseri)? Co.Clare
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God no we were eating in the car and he landed on the mirror then left after a few because he didnt get anything._Tombstone_ wrote: »
Mad looking yoke!Tiercel Dave wrote: »Star ascidian (Botryllus schlosseri)? Co.Clare
Have you been feeding him?
it was in a tourist hot spot so i guess thats why0 -
Seed capsules of Pedicularis palustris (Marsh Lousewort). Aka Red Rattle as seeds rattle in pods when shaken.
Marsh Lousewort Pedicularis palustris seed capsules by Ciarán Byrne, on Flickr 0 -
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A Tern 'dread' by Brian, on Flickr
A 'dread' - where a colony of birds/terns all evacuate in an instant, flying low and fast until they're out over the sea - usually triggered by a predator in the area.
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While out and about photographing wildlife, you often find the dead too. I found the remains of a kestrel in a local bog, and had fears it had been shot, but having examined its well decayed remains, I couldn't find any evidence of lead shot. I see Peregrine falcons in that area quite a bit (I saw three together several weeks ago), and I'd like to think the kestrel fell victim to one of those rather than a gun.
Kestrel skull
Rabbit skull
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Biggest threat in Ireland to Kestrels is 2nd generation warfarin rat poisons.:(While out and about photographing wildlife, you often find the dead too. I found the remains of a kestrel in a local bog, and had fears it had been shot, but having examined its well decayed remains, I couldn't find any evidence of lead shot. I see Peregrine falcons in that area quite a bit (I saw three together several weeks ago), and I'd like to think the kestrel fell victim to one of those rather than a gun.
Kestrel skull
Rabbit skull0 -
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Think the Autumn berries add to this one
young bullfinch
They were all complaining! Over food I think
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