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Nottingham's Cattle market is on every Saturday, loads of bargains to be found here!
2 Deans annuals from 1960's
A plastic deer xmas decoration
A white bunny, I have 4 of these now, all different.
A mother duck shelf sitter
2 luster(?) deer
A rather peculiar fellow, i think he's a knee grabber or knee hugger, most of them are pixies or elves i believe but he looks Irish to me :-) No idea why I was attracted to him lol
A really heavy iron recipe book stand
And a pyrex roaster dish
Total cost of spending today...£5.50!
This is my first attempt at concert photography, and it was for the Oasis tribute band Definitely Mightbe at the Robin 2 in Bilston. Top band, who allowed me on stage access to capture these image. Go see!
I look at this photo that my friend jcvigi took at our Arizona Wonders photo stroll/meetup/model shoot on April 5 and all I see is her father when he was the same age Thanks Jim for a wonderful capture and great joy to Grandma Cobalt.
I think you may know of my love of dragonflies. I have a lot of fun tracking and photographing them in summer, and I'm always a bit down when the cold of autumn chases them away until spring. Well, imagine my surprise when I found myself buzzed by a couple of these little red guys at Lake Marmo in the Morton Arboretum on November 12. They were still very active, flying and buzzing around as if it were still midsummer. I even saw a few grasshoppers that day.
Sadly, since that day, we've had a couple of hard freezes, so these insects are likely long gone now. I have to wait til spring to see them again, but at least I had this final day in November to enjoy one of summer's simple pleasures.
Definitely a street shot! The convoluted corner at Water Street and Richards. Different lights for every direction as well as pedestrian lights.
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A VERY VERY SHY AND SMALL BIRD. REALLY HAD TO WORK HARD TO CATCH THIS ONE.
The Grey-headed Canary-flycatcher, Culicicapa Ceylonensis, is a small passerine bird. Formerly considered part of the Old World flycatcher assemblage and placed in the family Muscicapidae, it is now considered part of the Stenostiridae. These are flycatchers closely related to titmice and chickadees.
The Grey-headed Canary-flycatcher is an insectivore, which in its acrobatic, inquisitive hunt for prey reminds of its relatives in the Paridae.
he Grey-headed Canary-flycatcher is 13 cm long. It is a long-tailed flycatcher-like bird with an upright stance. The adult has a grey head and breast, green upperparts and bright yellow underparts.
Definitely best viewed large - taken on the GF1 using 6 shots.
Nothing special, just a nice view.
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