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  1. 02-04-2011 #1
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    Ok its a tiny dot but i swear that is a shrike and it was too far for my poor lens...
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    A distant but great spot Billy.
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    I can clearly see it, Laura! Well done!
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    i was amazed how i could see it with my own eyes, its that bright a grey... very cool to see..
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    Cool, what a nice catch.
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