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    Default And you can keep your bread as well

    Obviously had something to say about the situation.
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    Awww. Lovely .
    Excellent shot Rolf

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    Your caption (and pic) here is excellent Rolf.


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    Very good!

    Looking at that beak, I'd hate to get my finger trapped between the upper and lower bills. They've got edges like saw blades!

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    Thanks all, amused me when I saw it. They can chew their way through pretty much anything.
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