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  1. 30-01-2008 #1
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    I think the Robin is the most inquisitive of the small birds. This little chap was so close I had to adjust my lens and after I captured him I was talking to him just inches from my face , he was so tame Oh and gorgeous looking very dapper.
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    Sorry, I missed this Chocky, a lovely series of photos, really captures hhis character.
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    Thanks Rolf.
    He was so friendly
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    Lovely shots. great detail too.

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    Thank you wildgoos
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    lovely set of pics, i like the way they tilt their heads to one side inquisitively.
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    Than You Andy .
    I was chatting to him (as if he understood what I had to say )
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