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    Captured in my garden this morning.
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    Excellent captureBabs.
    Well done

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    Yes, great shot Babs, I'm sure these are tame birds.
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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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    Thanks Chocky and rolf, it was a total suprise I had never seen one in the garden before. We usually have to travel all the way to Rivington to see one

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    Well hopefully once they've found you Babs, they'll be regular visitors, probably my favourite birds in the garden.
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    Yes it is a very nice photo. I like these little birds

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    I haven't seen one of these . I quite like it. Nice pic.

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    A lovely picture of a beautiful bird

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    well babs, what a lovely picture of a cracking little bird!!
    i,m quite lucky up here in preston, i live near to Ingol golfcourse. i use the surrounding area as my 'local patch'. there are a number of old deciduous trees present, so a walk around usually throws up a nuthatch or two.
    even if you don't actually spot them, their distintive call can be heard.
    in 2005 i found a pair nest building. i watched them narrowing the hole with mud. the birds worked tirelessly and eventually fledged three young.
    one morning i was privileged to follow the family as they flit from tree to tree on an early foraging mission. i watched them for a good 3/4 hour before they flew to more inaccessible places.
    earlier this year i spotted another nuthatch nest building. unfortunately, after several return visits, it appeared that the bird had decided against the nestsite....... well, there's always next year!!
    anyway i hope your nuthatch returns as they a joy to see.
    regards, andy b.

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    Well, Andy B, I do envy you having been able to watch them build and forage like that - and a family as well!

    Great photo, Babs!

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