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    Saw this kingfisher at Winnersh
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    Well done Joe, cracking photograph, a bird I've yet to capture.
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    Hi Joe. welcome to the forum
    Excellent capture. Well done

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    Wow what a shot

    me too rolf..............one day maybe !!!!

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    A truly sensational capture

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