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  1. 19-11-2012 #1
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    Couldn't believe the size of fish this Heron was attempting to swallow, it was over the other side of the lake, so not the clearest of photos, but looked like a good sized Pike.
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    Wow! Did you see him actually manage to eat it?
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    No Catherine, it edged further into the bank after I took those shots.
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