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Back at my woodland hide

November 7, 2016 by fred Leave a Comment

To go to honey pot is nice, but I much prefer doing my own stuff with my own setup….. The satisfaction that I get when I am in one of my hide is much greater .

This Sunday, I wanted  to use some of the fishing net that I collected while on Shetland. I find them quite photogenic and different.

Frederic

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I know , They are “only” tit, but I find them challenging to photograph well.

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And when you think that everything has come together .

You can think again.. what is wrong with this picture!

🙂  🙂  🙂

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Filed Under: autumn, Blog, British Birds, British Wildlife, colours, Hide photography, passerine Tagged With: affut, autumn, Blue tit, coal tit, Desmette photography, Fishing net, Frederic Desmette, great tit, Mesange bleue, mesange charbonniere, Mesange noir, Netting

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