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  1. 04-10-2007 #1
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    Widgeons fy in...............Widgeons fly out
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    Nice action shots Chocky can't say that I have ever seen a widgeon before not that I am aware of anyway
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    Great shots Chocky.
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    Thank you Babs and Rolf.
    Wigeons are lovely little ducks That whistle. The male has a moheakon type hair style . A blond stripe from front to back of his head And the drop in to the estuary by the hundreds.
    Oh and the males have lovely slate blur beaks it is the male that whistles
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    Thanks for the description Chocky, I don't think I have seen one, but will look for them in the future
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    I will try and find one. They stay so far out I have a video I might put up . Thing is the back ground is a flippin' baby seagull and the Wigeons are being quiet
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    The only up-close Wigeons are on a very short video on the site in the video thread
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