#meldorf

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The Black-headed Gulls – An Afternoon at the North Sea, part 3 (May 31, 2025). There was a lot of activity on the breeding raft. I didn't understand all the discussions, but a lot of it was about food (quantity, quality, speed of delivery, etc.). The chicks weren't always satisfied.

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The Witcher: Blood Origin

It’s not great, in fact it’s terrible. But it’s enjoyable and beautiful and has great characters. They just have too much to do in 4 episodes.

It’s not a ‘so bad it’s good’ show. It has high production values, it looks great, it just doesn’t work narratively imho

I absolutely adore Éile. Sophie Brown is radiant and compelling and the songs are raw and beautiful and frankly believable in inspiring an uprising.

Fjall is an eejit who falls in love fast and hard and I absolutely ship them together.

Meldorf my beloved. There’s nothing so beautiful as a hammer wielding woman with blood on her face

The casting is great. I would happily watch the seven going on adventures but we didn’t get long enough with them and it was hard to care about everyone because of it.

The narrator seems like they realised there was too much going on and someone needed to explain. I know Jaskier is good fan service but I was pretty meh about him being here.

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… or this one? (Just be picky with your likes!)

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Portrait of a Common Pheasant

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Long legs, long neck and long beak, perfectly balanced – the Black-tailed Godwit

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There is always a lot of activity on the nesting platforms for the terns. And there are still quite a few young birds at various stages of development.

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The Gallant Pheasant.

I photographed these pheasants from my car. The male pheasant crossed the road, then waited for his mate to catch up. Then, both continued pecking along the roadside.

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The starling is very pleased with the hill that the mole has piled up for him. It offers an excellent vantage point.