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  1. 23-09-2007 #1
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    Default Streeeaaach!

    Took three rapid shots of this guy.... this was the better one i think
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  2. 23-09-2007 #2
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    Aww. he is beautiful Woweeeeee. What a cracking shot.
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    Super shot, well done.
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    Thank you Chocky and Rolf. Appologies for not posting for some time, but work commitments and holdidays got in the way! LOL

    I have more shots to post, but I will let them trickle in LOL

    Again thanks for the great comments
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    Very good . Well caught.
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    Thank you Blue Jay
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    I love it!!!!!!!!!!!! This really shows the feathers off to good advantage.

    That's what I love about this place - it's easy to find ordinary pictures of many birds, but only here do you find such wonderful poses! Nice one, Spooks.
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    Very well put Ladylouise, it prompted me to ponder, Carlsberg don't do unusual bird photographs but if they did it would probably be on the Thames Valley Bird Forum
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    Excellent Spooks well done, I love birds in this pose too.
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    Thank you very much everyone for the great comments on this image! Hopefully, weather permitting, I might dabble in a little more bird photography this weekend
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