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Planning our visit to the Isle of Mull
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Big Waters - 28 May 2017 - Arrived at Big Waters on Sunday about 10 minutes late so decided to just wander round concentrating on ground level for a change so here are a few pictures...
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Blackcap giving it what for...... - Recording made this morning from my garden of a Blackcap. It's been singing very intensely since arriving back from it's wintering quarters. Blackcap
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The Last Post - Due to several reasons but especially as more and more people are now using social media to inform everyone of their sightings, fewer numbers are now exami...
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Glengorm Sunset - 12th October 2013 - Fantastic weather on Mull in the last couple of days. Here is yesterdays sunset from Glengorm.
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Kingfisher at Far Pasture - Had a great morning out along the Derwent Walk today with my 18 month old nephew Jake and my 76 year old mother, both of whom got to see there first red ki...
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