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  1. 30-04-2007 #1
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    I went to the loacal park today . Not much going on but managed to make a couple of little videos
    This one is a pair of blacknieds enjoying a bath

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    LOL, they look like they're enjoying themselves chocky.
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    Awww Chocky that is fantastic, I love to watch the birds bathing, crikey you don't miss much do you
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    Thanks.
    They went on bathing for ages. I had to cut the video clip short.
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    Nice video Chocky, they are a lot of fun to watch. We had several sparrows the other week, all bathing at the same time, it was really great to see them enjoying themselves.
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    I find it very amusing becaus it's like a communal Jacuzzi where all the little birds congregate. One day there were two song thrushes, a gold finch and a wagtail. Mind you it was very cute to watch.
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    Awww Chocky that is fantastic, I love to watch the birds bathing, crikey you don't miss much do you
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