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  1. 28-02-2009 #1
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    Head this commotion in the park so walked along the wooed footpath to an open area and here is what I saw
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    Very good captures Beryl, I can't remember ever having seen a Sparrowhawk in flight.
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    Thank you Rolf
    I think I have one some where on the site taken fairly close to this one about 3 years ago. Didn't know what it was then but not quite as clear as this one . I'm really pleased with it
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