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  1. 23-05-2008 #1
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    Captured this Little Egret with her youngster on the Exe estuary.
    There were 12 there today and I was wondering why she kept having a stab at some of the others , then I realised she was guarding he offspring. Rather cute (as it goes ) with his matchstick like legs too

    There is also an assortment of other Little Egrets doing things here as well.
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    Superb pics Beryl, awww the juvenile looks really fluffy, excellent
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    fantastic set of pics beryl. the little ones plumage is sill 'daz' white
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    Yes. Thank you Babs and Andy
    I was so please to capture the mother and youngster. Not some thing you often see.
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