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Last comments - uniomystic 6-Spot Burnet48 viewsuniomystic08/02/07 at 21:40uniomystic: many thanks Richard. Dave unknown insect.71 viewsColin Pumfrett07/28/07 at 21:12uniomystic: Yes, a very nice shot with lovely wing detail. Da... Common Darter37 viewsuniomystic07/25/07 at 20:12uniomystic: My god ! GPC is not alone. Dave Yellow-nosed Albatross471 viewsYellow-nosed Albatross for all the sceptics if any remain gpc07/24/07 at 23:33uniomystic: I chucked fish fingers down my own garden path, bu... Great Tit, juvenile.28 viewsDave Bradbeer07/22/07 at 22:07uniomystic: Lovely Dave. Thank god for common things. Dave Joh... Juvenile Buzzard115 viewsManton Triangle Scunthorpe 21st July 2007S and K Spavin07/22/07 at 22:01uniomystic: Manton Triangle ? It's not on the OS map, is ... Common Blue37 viewsuniomystic07/22/07 at 21:00uniomystic: I know what it is ! Don't get caught up in w... Small Tortoiseshell33 viewsDave Wright07/14/07 at 19:43uniomystic: Beautiful pic Dave. Dave Johnson Long Tailed Tit44 viewsFar IngsRichard Pipe07/12/07 at 19:01uniomystic: Cute . Dave Johnson Emerald Damselfly50 viewsColin Pumfrett07/08/07 at 17:58uniomystic: Nice detail in legs, head and thorax. Dave Johnso... Female Emerald Damselfly(Lestes sponsa)43 viewsStephen Routledge07/08/07 at 17:55uniomystic: Very attractive pic Steve. Dave Johnson Young Barn Owl - stretching his legs!103 viewsTaken from my kitchen which directly overlooks nest site, I can see them, they can see me - I take far more care not to disturb them when photographing than I do when emptying my waste bin or taking dogs out for exercise! We have a mutual respect and understanding for each other which is why I believe the parents come back to nest year after year :-)Mark Martin07/06/07 at 18:15uniomystic: Beautiful - mutual respect has enabled a lovely sh... Henbane137 viewsBrian Hedley07/05/07 at 20:50uniomystic: this is good Brian - perfect composition. I like i... tree rat86 viewsByron Webb07/01/07 at 20:51uniomystic: Grey Squirrel. Dave Johnson. Hare111 viewsStainton by LangworthNick Clayton07/01/07 at 20:47uniomystic: Well captured Nick, a lovely image. Dave Johnson Bee swarm114 viewsCrowle Moors 1st July 2007S and K Spavin07/01/07 at 20:30uniomystic: Marvellous Simon, wish I could have been there ! D... Large Heath(Coenonympha tullia)76 viewsStephen Routledge06/30/07 at 19:55uniomystic: Your pic shows how important the background is. Ni... Common Tern45 viewsMick West06/30/07 at 19:24uniomystic: Nicely caught Mandy. Dave Johnson Elephant Hawk Moth65 viewsDave Bradbeer06/24/07 at 17:33uniomystic: beautiful pic Dave. Dave Johnson Giant wood wasp64 viewsColin Pumfrett06/21/07 at 20:02uniomystic: Lovely pic Colin - a truly beautiful creature. Dav... Hoverfly sp (Syrphidae)60 viewsuniomystic06/07/07 at 19:41uniomystic: Many thanks Steve. Dave Dean Eades - Longhorn59 viewsSotby wood 02-06-07Dean Eades06/02/07 at 22:50uniomystic: Lovely shot Dean. Amazing antennae ! Dave Johnson Wasp beetle57 viewsAlan Bowness05/26/07 at 18:59uniomystic: Yes, nice shot Alan. Dave Johnson Male Banded Demoiselle52 viewsYaddlethorpe 22nd May 2007S and K Spavin05/23/07 at 19:38uniomystic: I'm looking forward to some flies. Dave Dean Eades - Hairy Dragonfly64 viewsMessingham 20-05-07 More on my website (http://www.pbase.com/dean_eades)Dean Eades05/23/07 at 19:33uniomystic: Gorgeous Dean - every single wing cell in focus ! ... 178 files on 8 page(s) 1 - 3 4 5 - 8 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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