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    ...or, (directed at Rolf) SNAP!!! What are the odds that I should get one today... I got this on the way home from work - I didn't spend any time looking, but just saw it and snapped!
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    Oh well done, looks like a tasty bit of supper as well.
    Rolf

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    Yes . Well done Louise . Great shot

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    That's a wonderul photo, Louise!

    I really like when the pic shows the creature in it DOING something. I rarely seem to manage to get that type myself..

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    I agree, Catherine - it's great to see them 'at work'.

    The only reason I get any like that is that I have my camera with me ALWAYS even though I don't have a car, and I get to pass through nature to and from work. Unfortunately that's going to end shortly and I'll be back to being a 'city' girl

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