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  1. 19-03-2008 #1
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    Caught these taking off amidst a lot of noise.

    Have added their calls, click the arrow to play sound.

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    Some really nice action shots there Rolf
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    excellent flight shots.....you can almost hear the honking!!
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    Thanks all, have added sound now.
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    Brilliant, lovely action shots rolf, I think they are lovley birds I have never captured one flying yet they are usually begging me for food
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