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    Default Song Thrush: Turdus philomelos

    The chevron shaped spots and brown wings tell me this is a song sing thrush a youngster.
    Captured by the brook in Exmouth
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    Nice capture Chocky.
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    Thank you.
    Not many birds around at the mo'

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    Unfortunately I haven't had the chance to get the camera out for a while, have heard a load though.
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    Too much work ?

    Yes I hear loads of them but the trees are still thick with foliage. I heard one I hadn't heard before but too many leaves in the way

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    A good flow of work, but I rely on being able to carry the camera in the van and if I am working in built up areas I don't like to, for security reasons.
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    Oh no. You need to be careful.. My camera doesn't come off my shoulder when I'm out. It' goes over my head on the opsite shoulder and there it stays until I get back inside my home
    I bought some new hikers today (Loads more money spent). My camera stayed on my shoulder the whole time I was trying them on
    (Well I'm a bit daft any way )

    Good flow of work? that's good. You'll soon have enough for that Camcorder.

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