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  1. 19-04-2009 #1
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    Captured on a nature walk in Exmouth
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    Nice shots Beryl , I find the Dunnock quite a sociable little bird, not as much as the Robin though
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    Thanks Babs
    They are very sociable here almost take food from your hand on the nature walk but then nearly eveyone takes seed and nuts soa lot of the birds and squirrels are very friendy
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