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Common redpols on a glass bottom feeder.
A photographer has captured the moment a flock of peckish birds tuck in to their lunch - by setting up his camera below a glass feeder.
The group of common redpols spotted the food from a distance and swooped in to enjoy a meal that had been put out for them.
And the hungry birds were not phased that their actions were being caught on camera that was cleverly positioned underneath the glass feeder.
Snapper Tim Grams, from Anchorage, Alaska, US, made the bird feeder out of glass in order to get a new perspective on birds and how they eat
© Timothy R Grams/Solent News & Photo Agency
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Pictured: Tim explains how he took the image, "After making the glass bottom feeder, I supported it with a simple wooden tripod and then set up my camera. I used a wireless remote to trigger the shutter".
A photographer has captured the moment a flock of peckish birds tuck in to their lunch - by setting up his camera below a glass feeder.
The group of common redpols spotted the food from a distance and swooped in to enjoy a meal that had been put out for them.
And the hungry birds were not phased that their actions were being caught on camera that was cleverly positioned underneath the glass feeder.
Snapper Tim Grams, from Anchorage, Alaska, US, made the bird feeder out of glass in order to get a new perspective on birds and how they eat
© Timothy R Grams/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Pictured: Tim explains how he took the image, "After making the glass bottom feeder, I supported it with a simple wooden tripod and then set up my camera. I used a wireless remote to trigger the shutter".
A photographer has captured the moment a flock of peckish birds tuck in to their lunch - by setting up his camera below a glass feeder.
The group of common redpols spotted the food from a distance and swooped in to enjoy a meal that had been put out for them.
And the hungry birds were not phased that their actions were being caught on camera that was cleverly positioned underneath the glass feeder.
Snapper Tim Grams, from Anchorage, Alaska, US, made the bird feeder out of glass in order to get a new perspective on birds and how they eat
© Timothy R Grams/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Common redpols on a glass bottom feeder.
A photographer has captured the moment a flock of peckish birds tuck in to their lunch - by setting up his camera below a glass feeder.
The group of common redpols spotted the food from a distance and swooped in to enjoy a meal that had been put out for them.
And the hungry birds were not phased that their actions were being caught on camera that was cleverly positioned underneath the glass feeder.
Snapper Tim Grams, from Anchorage, Alaska, US, made the bird feeder out of glass in order to get a new perspective on birds and how they eat
© Timothy R Grams/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Common redpols on a glass bottom feeder.
A photographer has captured the moment a flock of peckish birds tuck in to their lunch - by setting up his camera below a glass feeder.
The group of common redpols spotted the food from a distance and swooped in to enjoy a meal that had been put out for them.
And the hungry birds were not phased that their actions were being caught on camera that was cleverly positioned underneath the glass feeder.
Snapper Tim Grams, from Anchorage, Alaska, US, made the bird feeder out of glass in order to get a new perspective on birds and how they eat
© Timothy R Grams/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Common redpols on a glass bottom feeder.
A photographer has captured the moment a flock of peckish birds tuck in to their lunch - by setting up his camera below a glass feeder.
The group of common redpols spotted the food from a distance and swooped in to enjoy a meal that had been put out for them.
And the hungry birds were not phased that their actions were being caught on camera that was cleverly positioned underneath the glass feeder.
Snapper Tim Grams, from Anchorage, Alaska, US, made the bird feeder out of glass in order to get a new perspective on birds and how they eat
© Timothy R Grams/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Common redpols on a glass bottom feeder.
A photographer has captured the moment a flock of peckish birds tuck in to their lunch - by setting up his camera below a glass feeder.
The group of common redpols spotted the food from a distance and swooped in to enjoy a meal that had been put out for them.
And the hungry birds were not phased that their actions were being caught on camera that was cleverly positioned underneath the glass feeder.
Snapper Tim Grams, from Anchorage, Alaska, US, made the bird feeder out of glass in order to get a new perspective on birds and how they eat
© Timothy R Grams/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Common redpols on a glass bottom feeder.
A photographer has captured the moment a flock of peckish birds tuck in to their lunch - by setting up his camera below a glass feeder.
The group of common redpols spotted the food from a distance and swooped in to enjoy a meal that had been put out for them.
And the hungry birds were not phased that their actions were being caught on camera that was cleverly positioned underneath the glass feeder.
Snapper Tim Grams, from Anchorage, Alaska, US, made the bird feeder out of glass in order to get a new perspective on birds and how they eat
© Timothy R Grams/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Common redpols on a glass bottom feeder.
A photographer has captured the moment a flock of peckish birds tuck in to their lunch - by setting up his camera below a glass feeder.
The group of common redpols spotted the food from a distance and swooped in to enjoy a meal that had been put out for them.
And the hungry birds were not phased that their actions were being caught on camera that was cleverly positioned underneath the glass feeder.
Snapper Tim Grams, from Anchorage, Alaska, US, made the bird feeder out of glass in order to get a new perspective on birds and how they eat
© Timothy R Grams/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Common redpols on a glass bottom feeder.
A photographer has captured the moment a flock of peckish birds tuck in to their lunch - by setting up his camera below a glass feeder.
The group of common redpols spotted the food from a distance and swooped in to enjoy a meal that had been put out for them.
And the hungry birds were not phased that their actions were being caught on camera that was cleverly positioned underneath the glass feeder.
Snapper Tim Grams, from Anchorage, Alaska, US, made the bird feeder out of glass in order to get a new perspective on birds and how they eat
© Timothy R Grams/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Common redpols on a glass bottom feeder.
A photographer has captured the moment a flock of peckish birds tuck in to their lunch - by setting up his camera below a glass feeder.
The group of common redpols spotted the food from a distance and swooped in to enjoy a meal that had been put out for them.
And the hungry birds were not phased that their actions were being caught on camera that was cleverly positioned underneath the glass feeder.
Snapper Tim Grams, from Anchorage, Alaska, US, made the bird feeder out of glass in order to get a new perspective on birds and how they eat
© Timothy R Grams/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Common redpols on a glass bottom feeder.
A photographer has captured the moment a flock of peckish birds tuck in to their lunch - by setting up his camera below a glass feeder.
The group of common redpols spotted the food from a distance and swooped in to enjoy a meal that had been put out for them.
And the hungry birds were not phased that their actions were being caught on camera that was cleverly positioned underneath the glass feeder.
Snapper Tim Grams, from Anchorage, Alaska, US, made the bird feeder out of glass in order to get a new perspective on birds and how they eat
© Timothy R Grams/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Tortola, British Virgin Islands - 02 Apr 2009 Offshore Paradiese
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ingrid Abery / Rex Features (940077f)
View from White Bay beach on Jost Van Dyke island across the anchorage to the main island of Tortola with hammock, British Virgin Islands
Tortola, British Virgin Islands - 02 Apr 2009
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Landing stage for boats at the Lake of Annecy, Lac d'Annecy, Duingt, Haute-Savoi
Landing stage for boats at the Lake of Annecy, Lac d'Annecy, Duingt, Haute-Savoie France
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Somali Pirates Hijack the MV Faina, a Belize-Flagged Cargo Ship in the Indian Ocean - 28 Sep 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by US-NAVY / Rex Features ( 804452b )
Somali pirates in small boats were able to hijack the MV Faina, a Belize-flagged cargo ship owned and operated by "Kaalbye Shipping Ukraine." The ship is carrying a cargo of Ukrainian T-72 tanks and related equipment. It had no on board security when it was attacked on Sept. 28 and was forced to proceed to an anchorage off the Somali Coast.
Somali Pirates Hijack the MV Faina, a Belize-Flagged Cargo Ship in the Indian Ocean - 28 Sep 2008
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