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Clumsy, enthusiastic, very amateur photographer (and serial mis-identifier) of birds and wildlife. Elite pasty eater and cheese enthusiast. Cream first.

Seaton, Devon, The Wild West.
Joined July 2009
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Rubbish weather here today, spent the afternoon editing and tidying up some photos from the Summer. This one was taken at the end of August at #seatonwetlands @wildeastdevon
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Blackbird food pass in the garden yesterday 🙂
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Lovely sunny venue for our book launch this evening! #wildlife #conservation #beavers #hedgehogs @OneworldNews @EastDevonAONB
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Buzzard, with a Crow on his six. Garden photo from last Sunday
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Juvenile Blackbird in the garden, enjoying the benefits of #nomowmay and #letjunebloom or as I call it I can’t be assed to cut the grass 😁
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Coal Tit on the garden fence earlier
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GSW, just hanging around the garden 🙂
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Bullfinch in the garden on Monday afternoon
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Bingo! Chuffed to see two hedgehogs in the garden tonight 😁
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Greenfinch in the garden on Sunday afternoon
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One Swallow doesn’t make a Summer but two Swallows make more Swallows 🙂 Taken on Friday morning.
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Goldfinch are always squabbling around the bird feeder, but I didn’t realise how savage they are to each other until I had a good look at this photo from yesterday afternoon. Top bird is clearly trying to rip bottom birds head off 🫣
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Yellowhammer, taken this morning near Axmouth
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Little Egret at Seaton Marshes on Friday morning
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Food pass this morning at Seaton Marshes, taken just before the clouds rolled in.
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Coal Tit was back in the garden earlier, looks like decent harvest 🙂
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Taken yesterday evening by the River Axe. I don’t know who was more surprised 🙂
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Coal Tit. Or, less likely, Marsh Tit 🙂 Taken in the garden last weekend.
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Moments after the male Siskin left the garden, a female popped in for a drink.
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