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  1. 17-02-2010 #1
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    Was amazed at the amount of birds in this area, the foreground was awash with Corvids, whilst the background was a sea of Gulls.
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    Great landscape - and you managed to get the Gulls and the Corvids to spread out nicely throughout the scene!

    (Glad you don't have 'smellyvision' on this site though... I guess you stayed in the van when you took the pic?)
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    LOL, strangely enough there was no smell, but of course the wind could've been in the other direction.
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    Ah yes. Looks like the Officers Mess your beside there Rolf

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