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    Thes littls birds suddenly flocked into a tree Iwas standing under .The flitted about so fast. But managed one
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    Nice photo Beryl.
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    Nice close-up - mind You they do look like they've had a heavy night with those red-rimmed eyes
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    Thanks Rolf & Louise I was so close and had to be quick. They don't hang around for long

    Lol. The always look like they have been on a binge don't they
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