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  1. 02-02-2009 #1
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    Captured this lovely winging along the Exe Estuary. It was so fast I didn't know what it was until it had gone and looked at my camera viewing monitor and could see it was a Peregrine
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    What a lucky capture then, Beryl!

    Well done!
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    Yes.Thank you .
    One never know what is going to fly along the estuary
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    Wow - what a fabulous selection of peregrine pics
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    Thank you.
    I Have been hearing about this Peregrine in Exmouth for ages from other birders and had never seen it so yes I was delighted
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