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    This cute little bird actually sat still long enough for 10 shots. Here are 9 of them. I thik hewas watching a fly
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    Nice montage Beryl, captures the character of the little bird.
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    Thanks Rolf
    Yes . Shows he can keep still for a short while. There are scores of them around at the moment

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    Yes, I've seen quite a few, normally tantalisingly just out of camera shot though.
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    High up in the trees. When there are a lot they can make a great deal of noise, it is very high pitch as you know but their little songs are lovely

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    An excellent montage Beryl which I thoroughly enjoyed looking through without having to keep clicking my left
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    Luv the Christmas smilies and couldn't resist this one......


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    Thanks Pete . My favorite of the Little birds I think they are gorgeous, such sweet little faces.

    Have to say the Christmas smilies are fun

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    Yes, would have to say/agree a delightful little creature rarely seen alone but always in a group which follows one another tree to tree. The montage captures the bird perfectly.

    I think I may be 'hooked' on these smilies!......


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    Down here these little birds are flocking every where and in great numbers (glad I haven't been asked to count them ) . I have never seen so many in each flock .

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