@edwards_editor been there too 😆👍

@scoopwibbler One step ladder as std birding kit, and you don’t have to look through anything! 😆😉🤫

@Wildwood_photos cheers Lee 👍

@myers0325421 Hi there, not an expert, and much variation with chiffs. For me though, yours is not obvious tristis, due to inconspicuous supercillium, esp behind eye, slight green wash on underside, and not quite pale enough on head and back. Interesting bird though, call useful to clinch ID.

@FegWitch Isn’t the Dipper song varied and lovely Pen!

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@STEcopywriting Hi Sarah, yes you are correct, when it’s gloomy you will need a high ISO to enable a fast enough shutter speed to combat motion blur. Unfortunately the high ISO reduces sharpness and increases graininess. On dingy grey days, my policy is stay at home and drink coffee instead 🤣

A rather splendid splash of peachy colour to grace my garden on a miserable day 😌

A beautiful bird on a winter's morning. Can't beat a Nuthatch for looks and charisma.

"Ok, so which one of us ate all the mince pies?"

@DorsetBirdClub one of each to add to your post, for anyone interested in the difference (bar-tailed left bird)

@CraigerUK500 well done with the YW 👍

@jeremymcclemen1 excellent shots👍

@Kenyabirder loving your pics🥂

@hikermanadk fantastic birds aren’t they Daniel (unfortunately I missed out on Britain’s only ever red-breasted nuthatch, despite 2 attempts!!)

@historyinmemes to this very day, crisp flavours still taste absolutely nothing like their description states!😆

@Photos2Print thanks Mark🙂