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    Lovely pic of the Robin Beryl.


    Pete.

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    Thank you Pete.
    I can never resist a Robin

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    It is a lovely capture Beryl however I do think the robin is just showing off how well he can stand on a pointed post on one leg

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    Thank you Neil
    I have to agree. They do tend to show off

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    Lovely pic Beryl.I think everyone has a soft spot for a Robin
    IF TIN WHISTLES ARE MADE OF TIN

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    Thank you Ian

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