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  1. 24-03-2009 #1
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    This little family appeared as I returned to the car park at Horseshoe Lake.
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    They are so cute . Cracking shots Rolf
    Lucky you. Haven't seen any chicks of any sort yet
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    The Egyptian Geese seem to nest early, Joe posted a week or so ago with a gosling photo.
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    They definitely have the 'Awww' factor, Rolf!

    Lovely photos!

    (Must now check the ones Joe took........ )
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