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  1. 21-09-2007 #1
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    A flock of Curlews flew on th estuary today whilst I was there an so I hope to be able to upload a decent piece of footage. They have very long curved beaks. also the photo of the two swans flying along the estuary was published in the local daily paper.

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    Look forward to seeing it Chocky.
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    OK. I'm processing the videos now. They were too far out to get a photo.
    Sorry. I got a bit exited about my photo being in the paper
    Here it is
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    There'e nothing wrong with being excited - well done for getting a picture that the paper wanted!
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    Thank you ( I vow I will never grow up)
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    Well done Peter, sorry Chocky.
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    Pan?
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