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  1. 25-03-2009 #1
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    Default Male Reed Bunting - Emberiza schoeniclus

    Captured in the Farmoor Reservoir Oxfors
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    Well done Beryl, they are quite difficult to capture.
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    Thanks Rolf
    Your telling me. It was so quick. I didn't get the female there were two so I gather one of each. At first I thought I had captured a female Bullfinch until I saw the collar thn though t it was a Marsh tit.
    I have never sen one of these so am really pleased
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