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LCFCmonkey
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I dread to see my Last.fm list. The other half is always on Spotify.
Looking at what artists are on there, i'd say it's about 50-50.
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Matt_B
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Nipped to Bradgate Park earlier and took a full 360 degree shot from the top of Old Jon
Full image here - http://www.flickr.com/photos/mattbeighton/4612898548/
Full image here - http://www.flickr.com/photos/mattbeighton/4612898548/
spionfox
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I'm so sad I've just copied that image into my favourite graphics program and copied it to each end just to make sure it was the full 360 :icon_bigg
Nice one
Matt_B
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I'm so sad I've just copied that image into my favourite graphics program and copied it to each end just to make sure it was the full 360 :icon_bigg
Nice one
The original on Flickr slightly overlaps, I cut it to size for the one I posted here!
LCFCmonkey
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A pano I took at the Cardiff game.
My son heard some sounds coming from the long grass in the garden at 5 o'clock this afternoon. I pulled back the grass and spotted this....
A robin has been back and to feeding them. Amazing. There are a few more than this pic shows. We are going to keep away from that spot and give them some space now.
A robin has been back and to feeding them. Amazing. There are a few more than this pic shows. We are going to keep away from that spot and give them some space now.
Nature? No worries. We're just waiting for a few weeks and we can have them on toast.
Macky
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They'll have been eaten by cats long before then
Lako42
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I would be a tad worried about cats.
We are (thankfully) not really affected by cats where we are, more often it's squirrels that are the pests. I do have weaponry at my disposal to discourage them and the cats but not 24 hours a day unfortunately.
DesertFox
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Don't try and deny it now MK, we've seen you posting photos of birds on here you massive gaylord.
DesertFox
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:icon_lol:
Nice photo
They're just as likely to suffer predation from other birds as anything. Robins are hole nesters and they take this hole-in-the-ground approach quite frequently. The classic image is an old teapot in some long grass with a robin's nest in it. I've never quite understood ground-nesting birds but they must be successful or they wouldn't do it, I suppose.
Nice photo
I wish I could get some as good as your usual offerings!
I was worried that by me disturbing the 'nest' it might stop the adult feeding them but it's still returning regularly.
LCFCmonkey
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I want to know more about this "squirrel weaponry". Is it like a catapult?
MKFox
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