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    Announced himself with his easily identifiable calls, then proceeded to have a bath, unfortunately I didn't have my camera with me until he'd nearly finished. Nice to see the lido in use though.
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    Lovely captures Rolf . Cute little bird

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    Shame I couldn't get any decent bath shots, unfortunately it is a difficult angle from upstairs and through the double glazed window at an angle.
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    Well next time you wil have to run like the clappers down stairs and into the garden for a better shot

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    Lovely lighting on the first two rolf................it's the first time I've seen one bathing, so not all is lost

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    Yes, unfortunately I can't get bathing shots from the garden, as the lido is on the shed roof. Also the little birds disappear as soon as the door is opened.
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    The equipment I use is a Canon 30D with Sigma 50-500mm lens. I also have a garden hide from which I take most of my pictures.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rolf View Post
    Also the little birds disappear as soon as the door is opened.
    Crikey, are you that scary rolf

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    Well you can see my avatar, babies and small children cry when they first see me.
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    Well smile sweetly and tip-toe

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