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  1. 27-04-2009 #1
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    Thes little birds don't mind showing them selves when calling for a lady friend
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    LOL, did you ask him to turn around and show the other side?
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    Yes. He was only too pleased too oblige
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    Well done, good to see the little blighters brought into line.
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    He wasn't far from me either. That is the whole frame in both photos. No crop at all
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    Oh crumbs, that was close.
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    Yes. It takes great patience and a lot of standing in one place. Some thing I have always had very high tolerance and patience
    Here is the third before he flew to another tree
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