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  1. 13-04-2008 #1
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    Ok. Who left the back door open ?
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    Crumbs, that's what you call a bad hair day.
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    Lol. And it wasn't even windy. Got to be a bloke
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    Beryl, this is by far the best Grey Heron 'at rest' pose I ever saw. It is a classic pose for the bird plus the fact it is so bedraggled, and your title is the icing on the cake......first rate 'humorous' and well executed photograph.

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    Thank you Pete.
    It makes me laugh each time I look at him
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    Beryl that is brilliant why not send that one off to the paper as well it would certainly give the readers a laugh
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    Lol. Thanks Babs It still make me laugh
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    Lol. Thanks Babs It still make me laugh
    and me everytime I view it.................................I'm sure somebody loves it
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    Thing is. he looked so smart before he started sprucing himself up . so he has to be a bloke , I'm in stitches here .
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