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    Two different birds Captured along the Exe estuary on the East Devon Way
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    i think dunnocks are yet another under-rated bird in the looks department. they appear drab but the blues and greys are attractive in the right light
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    Thanks Andy.
    I like them and they have a very pretty sing
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