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Tick - Parasitic Arachnid87 viewsfound attached to the underside of my foot the day after visiting Hay Bridge nature reserve, Cumbria
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Yellow Dung Fly - Scathophaga stercoraria90 viewssticking its tongue out
photographed in the Véndee, France
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Common Buzzard - Buteo buteo85 viewsa crappy photo, but a new garden tick - this Common Buzzard was seen flying over our garden in Bispham, Blackpool - it was seen on it's way by the local gulls.
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Stick Insect - Clitarchus hookeri54 viewsphotographed at the roadside in Mayenne, France
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sticking it's tongue out - Syrphus ribesii56 viewsthat's assuming hoverflies have tongues
photographed in our garden in Bispham, Blackpool
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sticking it's tongue out - Syrphus ribesii55 viewsphotographed in our garden in Bispham, Blackpool
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juvenile House Sparrow73 viewsone of a dozen or so House Sparrows that regularly visit our garden. They used to stick to eating the mixed bird seed but now equally enjoy the sunflower hearts & even the fat balls - they're eating us out of house & home.
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Blue Tit122 viewsBlue Tit on a stick - photographed @ Stanley Park Blackpool © Cliff Raby
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Long-eared Owl375 viewsone of the roosting Long-eared Owls @ Marton Mere nature reserve Blackpool, regular winter residents here. The owls can be difficult to photograph because of branches between you & the Owl, but it's important to stick to the paths to avoid disturbing the birds - some visitors to the reserve feel the need to climb over the fence to get a closer view which only serves to spook the Owls.
     
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