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  1. 07-10-2009 #1
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    Now the leaves are falling I'm spotting these 2 more. I rarely spot them amongst all the leaves and the chattering Sparrows, but their time is coming
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    Great captures Louise. The first one esprcially.
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    Yes some nice ones there. Love the cropping on the first.
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    Great pics
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    Agree, Great set of pictures Louise well caught
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    Thanks all. As for Rolfs comment about the cropping - well, I'm an artist first, nature photographer second.. so sometimes the arty side slips out
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