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Richard T. Mills

@richardtmills

Retired press photographer, but enjoying nature and shooting anything that stays put long enough. All photographs are copyright. I'm also on Bluesky.

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Scanning the garden and nearby field on this lovely warm evening with the thermal imager and was able to follow several cockchafers, aka maybugs flying around. They really glow in the dark. Found one in the garden earlier on.

Scanning the garden and nearby field on this lovely warm evening with the thermal imager and was able to follow several cockchafers, aka maybugs flying around. They really glow in the dark. Found one in the garden earlier on.
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More junk going down one of my chimneys. However I have left that one open for the jackdaws who have used it for many years. I used to watch them in closeup with that little camera, but it has since died and I'm not sure I can climb up there again to replace it.

More junk going down one of my chimneys. However I have left that one open for the jackdaws who have used it for many years. I used to watch them in closeup with that little camera, but it has since died and I'm not sure I can climb up there again to replace it.
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Some 3 weeks ago, I stopped outside an old building in West Cork to check out a chough site, and the car was attacked by a deranged pied wagtail. Today it ignored me but was repeatedly attacking his reflection in any window. Birdbrain with a headache?

Some 3 weeks ago, I stopped outside an old building in West Cork to check out a chough site, and the car was attacked by a deranged pied wagtail. Today it ignored me but was repeatedly attacking his reflection in any window.
Birdbrain with a headache?
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The Danish sail training ship 'Danmark' sailing past Blackball Head Napoleonic signal watch tower on its way into Bantry Bay and Glengarriff. Pity about the heat haze. @DMA_SFS The Maritime visitbantry

The Danish sail training ship 'Danmark' sailing past Blackball Head Napoleonic signal watch tower on its way into Bantry Bay and Glengarriff. 
Pity about the heat haze.
@DMA_SFS <a href="/MaritimeBantry/">The Maritime</a> <a href="/visitbantry1/">visitbantry</a>
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Apart from the two well established wildlife wall displays there, I never knew that one of my stormy wave crashing photographs had been enlarged and mounted behind the counter in the café at Mizen Head. Taken at nearby Galley Cove.

Apart from the two well established wildlife wall displays there, I never knew that one of my stormy wave crashing photographs had been enlarged and mounted behind the counter in the café at Mizen Head. Taken at nearby Galley Cove.