Long-Tailed Tit snaps
A couple of quickly-grabbed shots of a Long-Tailed Tit as its flock passed through some bare, late-Winter trees next to me and my trusty Canon 350d.
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Lovely to see photos of these birds. Our garden is occasionally filled with them, particularly when there’s a new fat ball – and they have a competition with each other to see how many birds can be on it all at the same time. But we’ve not managed to get a photo of them yet!
Nice blog… needs to be updated more, though! (That’s a request!)
Hi absurdolbird
Many thanks for the kind words and I’m now in the process of trying to update this blog by back-dating the entries so they run upto the current date. This way, I’ll be able to get rid of some of my pictures as well!
Hope you carry on visiting and enjoying it in the future and I will try to make it interesting enough for all.
If you want to see why I’ve not been updating this blog enough, then pop over to my other one – entitled The Boiling Rage – as you may find some humour in its satirical viewpoint regarding life, media and everything else:
http://theboilingrage.wordpress.com/
Cheers