I don't claim to be a
good artist by any means: but I do enjoy having a bash in a variety of media. Here are some examples:
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Ancient Murrelet, Lundy. I believe I was among a group of three birders who were the very last people to see this fabulous little bird! |
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Nutcracker: I've seen just two in 40 years birding! |
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Little Auks: always a thrill to witness a passage of these Arctic sprites! |
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Aquatic Warbler: I've only ever seen these at Marazion Marsh,
en route to the Scillonian pelagics! |
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Cirl Buntings used to be really hard to see except at Prawle Point
and Exminster Hospital: now they're widespread in the SW |
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American Wigeon: virtually annual, my first was at Blickling Hall Lake |
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Well I thought it was a Gyr at the time! RGM subsequently
i/d'd it as a Gyr-Saker hybrid. Hmmmmm.... |
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An exercise in pointilism! Honeys at Sandringham when they
were relatively easy to see in several Norfolk locations |
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Phal at Cley |
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