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  1. 06-02-2008 #1
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    Captured this Robin on Monday
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    He's a cracker .
    Wow they are good captures. Well done
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    Great shots Babs, I recognise the courting pose of the first shot, often accompanied by swaying of the neck and head from side to side. Trying to get a video of it. :
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    Cheers Chocky and rolf, I didn't have much time with this shot becasue it was so quick and quite high up but this is the sharpest of the bunch. There was a third Robin trying to get a look in and was obviouslywas chased off.
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    Nic shot Babs
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    rolf, that's not a courtship pose.... he's just swallowed one of babs' bananas.....sorry!! excellent shots babs, there really has been some very good robin entries just lately.
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    Superb capture ofan amazing littlebird.
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    Thanks you all for your kind comments

    andy I hadn't made the banana connection till you mentioned it, made me laugh
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    Nice one Andy, thye obviously need to chew their food better.
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