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Konica Revio CS, APS film camera

Reflection on a pond

This child wrote in post #19295527
Any chance of getting a picture of a bird looking at itself?
Would be neat.

TC this isn't the best but it's hard to get a shot as he moves so fast and often in poor light
He can't rest on the kettle as he does at windows so its a moving feast as he hovers around the kettle

Thanks. Have to take what you can get.

Calm day at Carentan, France.

King Kenny wrote in post #19304844
Calm day at Carentan, France.

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That's really nice Kenny
Lovely scene.
There's some large birds nests in the tree to right

[/QUOTE]There's some large birds nests in the tree to right[/QUOTE]


Thank you. But the birds nests are bunched of mistletoe.

Lovely shot Kenny. We used to see lots of mistletoe around where we lived in the south. It always seemed a shame because the French don't seem to use it as we do?

Closer look at some mistletoe.

Jonzjob wrote in post #19304884
Lovely shot Kenny. We used to see lots of mistletoe around where we lived in the south. It always seemed a shame because the French don't seem to use it as we do?

You mean by kissing under it? I wouldn't have thought the French would pass up an opportunity for a public pash.

King Kenny wrote in post #19304860
Thank you. But the birds nests are bunched of mistletoe.

Thanks Kenny. I did think they looked a bit odd. Didn't think vegetation growth

Pippan wrote in post #19304917
You mean by kissing under it? I wouldn't have thought the French would pass up an opportunity for a public pash.

Bisous you mean? I think that they may well have cut right back on that at the moment

When our village walking groupe met each Tuesday afternoon the first 10 minutes was bisou all round with the ladies and telling the blokes to go easy on the poignée de main, hand shake, to try to protect arthritic hand

Jonzjob wrote in post #19305044
Bisous you mean? I think that they may well have cut right back on that at the moment

When our village walking groupe met each Tuesday afternoon the first 10 minutes was bisou all round with the ladies and telling the blokes to go easy on the poignée de main, hand shake, to try to protect arthritic hand

here's me thinking it was only Santa that indulged in such luxuries.
Have I been misled all these years