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LongTailed Tit at My Feeding Site

LongTailed Tit at My Feeding Site

Another member of the Tit Family of Birds is the Longtailed Tit, theses small Dandy Birds just a bit Bigger then the Wren will often be in Family Groups of 6 - ...
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Another member of the Tit Family of Birds is the Longtailed Tit, theses small Dandy Birds just a bit Bigger then the Wren will often be in Family Groups of 6 - 8 in the group. they will always feed at Feeding Stations appearing as one and moving on as one.
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Canon EOS 7D

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 5000 Shutter 1/2000 Focal Length 260/1

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Staffordshire, GB

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May, 2020

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