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    I captured this little meadow Pipit in the local Exmouth park.
    There is a pair but I only managed to capture the one , they seam very shy little birds
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    Awww isn't it lovely, I have seen a rock pipit before but I don't think I have seen a meadow pipit nice captures Chocky

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    Thanks Babs.
    They are hard to catch they are so fast and don't stay still for more than a coupe of seconds

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    We saw rock pipits in Scotland and they were quite little posers, well captured Chocky seeing that they are fast

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    Thanks.
    I captured one today butI had to keep running after him and as they weren't as goos as the one already uploaded I scrubbed round it. I do look out now for little brown birds

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