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Orion The Great Dipper - The notes are outlining its sha… Cassiopeia, the zigzag Group Jupiter bright in the eastern sky Part of the Milky Way Galaxy, directly overhead Would you rehome a Soldier Bear? After the rain After the rain Sunset-2013-12-09 Watching the colours of evening... O Say can you see by the dawn's early light O Say can you see by the dawn's early light... O Say can you see by the dawn's early light... O Say can you see by the dawn's early light... O Say can you see by the dawn's early light... O Say can you see by the dawn's early light... O Say can you see by the dawn's early light..... "Two and a Bud" - the secret to very high quality… 15,000 gallons later... The mallards are back, but skittish as ever .Just hovering around... Let there be Light! 2013 12 17-001 Let there be Light! Laser Projections Let there be Light! Laser Projections Roaming in the gloaming Autumn afternoon from the gazebo Early Morning Shadows Dawn Skies Oak Leaf Carpeting by the pond Late afternoon Clouds Late afternoon Clouds Late afternoon Clouds Late afternoon Clouds Late afternoon Clouds Late afternoon Clouds Nov 26, and the roses still blooming - but then it… Morning Visitor - Great Spotted Woodpecker Damp blackbird waiting for the raisin ration Dawn Good Morning, World! After the Rains Dry (?) Dock in late afternoon sunlight Afternoon reflections Nearly all the leaves have fallen.

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Posted: 03 Dec 2013

Taken: 03 Dec 2013

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If there is one creature guaranteed to be able to destroy a peanut feeder, it's a woodpecker!

If there is one creature guaranteed to be able to destroy a peanut feeder, it's a woodpecker!

Individual images taken with Canon L lens at 200mm, and cropped, at 1/4000, f/2.8 ISO 65535 - that must be H2 on the Canon 6D ISO range, I am guessing. By having greatly underexposed the background, the grain of the high ISO is not so clearly visible - or at least not to me!

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