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  1. 14-06-2011 #1
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    Taken today. Great tit, White throat and female Blackcap. I did cheat with the great tit I put a handfull of seed down on the log to see what would come in.
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    Your Whitethroat pic is wonderful, Joe!

    I love the way it's seemingly looking round at you!
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    Sorry missed this thread, agree, nice Whitethroat shot.
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