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28-SEP-2010	(c) Doug Cruden

28th - Slow News Day

Cheltenham, Glos.

Looks like someone (or something) has been busy with my snails! A blackbird maybe, or a thrush...never seen a collection of empty shells arranged quite so thoughtfully though - maybe an avian with a conscience!

Sorry, not a very inspirational pic - best I could do tonight I'm afraid...

Nikon D700 ,Nikkor 24-85mm f/2.8-4D AF
0.80s f/29.0 at 50.0mm iso200 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	28-Sep-2010 17:18:52
Make	Nikon
Model	NIKON D700
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	50 mm
Exposure Time	0.80 sec
Aperture	f/29
ISO Equivalent	200
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
Focus Distance	0.250 m

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malcolm haslam		29-Sep-2010 18:14
Man, that's weirding me out...but how brilliant to find something like this. Nothing wrong with a record shot, Doug. Inspiration comes when it will. :-)

globalgadabout		29-Sep-2010 14:57
intriguing array of leftovers..there might be another shot here if you can spot the culprit..

Cindi Smith		29-Sep-2010 12:51
Hehe.....lol at Stephanie. A cool little display!

lou_rozensteins		29-Sep-2010 00:32
Something has had quite a meal. And got rid of your snails for you!!

Carl Carbone		28-Sep-2010 22:28
Still an interesting shot, Doug. No slowing you down! ;-)

laine		28-Sep-2010 21:33
You have fairies in your garden??

tinkerb		28-Sep-2010 20:16
Well spotted - at first I thought they were all lined up for a race!

Johnny JAG		28-Sep-2010 19:15
More likely a thrush, a female I'd guess by the tidiness ;-)

larose forest photos		28-Sep-2010 18:51
How interesting! A bird with a sense of aesthetics perhaps! V

Phillip Normanton		28-Sep-2010 18:51
Ere mate, a word in yer shell-like :o)

Stephanie		28-Sep-2010 18:09
Betcha some Frenchman snuck into your yard for a bite of escargot!

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