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    At last i get picture of something flying!!
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    Well done Billy.

    I've had my best results with Gulls when it's been windy, as they very often head into the wind and remain almost motionless, I know, it's cheating a bit.
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    Typical, wait for ages then 50 birds come along all at once

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    rolf that aint cheating, its using nature against itself...

    yeh they are like buses!!

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    LOL - I'd done something like that with Coots and Moorhens - they never keep still, but when they are swimming against the stream it's SO much easier to get a clearer shot

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