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  1. 22-12-2010 #1
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    These are recent from the grounds here at the Flats, not bad Picture when u consider they are about 65 yards away
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    Well done, looks like the feeders are popular.
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    I'm not surprised that they are popular - quite a feast there.
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    Lovely tree and great shots when taken from such a distance. I particularly like the last one!
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    Thankyou for Comments, Much Appreciated!
    Correction to the Above Mentioned Distance, Having 'Paced it Out' and allowing for Hieght (on the third floor here) I find the Correct Distance to the Feeders is 40 Yards.
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