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  1. 14-08-2011 #1
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    Default Chiffchaffs in the Amalenchier

    Seen several birds over the past few days from my upstairs window, little devils are seldom out in the open though.
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    What a pretty little bird!

    (Looks a bit sad though. It must learn to 'smile' when its pic is taken!)
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    Well the second one was a bit sad, he was sat in the tree recovering from a brush with my window, got some more photos of him resting. He did fully recover however and flew off after a few minutes.
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