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    Captured this one on the Exe estuary. I heard him coming and was ready.
    Having said that it cold be a female
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    Ist and 3rd shots are very good Beryl, nicely captured.
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    Thank you Rolf.
    The sun has caught thelight underside of the second one as it turned and blown it abit
    These little birds are so quick and you have to sort of lay in wait for them

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    The good old Redshank, always to be seen and heard almost wherever/whenever you go.

    Nice trio of shots Beryl.


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    Thank you Pete

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