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  1. 28-02-2010 #1
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    Thumbs up what a surprise

    its raining again, very fitting for this shoveller duck
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    Lovely shot Ann, great birds.
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    Excellent capture Ann.
    I find these birds fascinating
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    Ohh they do have huge beaks, hadnt realised they looked that big...

    got to say you caught the colours really well...
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    Well captured Ann
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    I notice my post says "moved" something I dont yet understand - if I click on the link it shows the picture and comments but if moved - WHERE to? please
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    It was moved from the general chat section to the aquatic birds section Ann, the moved notice is temporary and allows the original poster to find their post after it's been moved.
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