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Nom - these are such beautiful photos. I really look forward to your photos and the descriptions of your days out - I have learned so much from them over my time in here - and feel privileged that you share your knowledge so freely. Thank you!

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Thanks all im glad you are enjoying them, its so good to be out again after the long winter we have had. Im trying to adjust to my various health problems and adapt them to the way i take photos, it will soon be Nettle season with the hope i can again do macro shots of bugs.

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Stunning photos Nom, you bring to us what many of us may never get the chance to see ourselves. For that I am very grateful to you.

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Lovely pics and looks like a real pretty day.

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Apart from my previous post I do agree with the others, they are excellent photos

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I'm going to give Nom a cardboard box with a hole in it and sit back and wait for the results!
Lovely photos, you are very talented!

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Beautiful pictures, and I love the guided tour, as I do not know names of things. Thank-you.

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Natural photos
Beautifully photographed and very good reflections as well.

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Really good to hear you being so positive Nom. Being out after the winter months certainly lifts the spirits sky high doesn't it. Stunning pictures and descriptions.

Did have a chuckle at the Northern Shoveler's name. Why is it called a 'Shoveler', does it eat a lot?

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Because of its bill which it shovels back and forth through the water sifting ot tasty morsels, ta for looking.