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  1. 14-07-2007 #1
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    Captured this this morning flying over the park
    That is to say the Buzzard was flying. Had heard the comotion Half anhour earlier and thought I had missed it But I waited . I just knew t would come back and it did.
    A minute or two later a crow attempts to chase it away.
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    Nice photos Chocky, very difficult to get good Buzzard photos.
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    Thank you Rolf.
    It circled so fast. I was lucky
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    Very nice - a lovely clear photo of the underside and the second one really gives a lovely feeling of movement. Well caught.
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    Excellent Chocky, yes very difficult and hard to keep your balance with all that lookin up
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    Thank you Louiese and Babs
    I nearly went dizzy following it. I got 40 shots as it t flew round twice
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    I was thinking that - very clear considering the position you must have been holding, I get shaky after about 30 seconds.
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    Lol.More pepps were watching me than te bird.
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