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  1. 26-09-2008 #1
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    This little chap just would not sit still. I managed tocapture him but on a shaded branch so a little dark
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  2. 26-09-2008 #2
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    I assume you take this type of series of shots in the 'rapid fire shutter' mode Beryl.


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    Yes. Always . That way I usually get at least one good shot , if more that's a bonus
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    Classic Chiffchaff behaviour, always on the lookout for insects.
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    Yes. very fidgety little birds. Very cute though
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    Lovely colourful birds too
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    Yes they are
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