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  1. 02-01-2009 #1
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    Spotted this kingfisher on a sloping wall where the Exmouth brook meets the estuary. Very well camouflaged. H wa just an orange spec.
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    Wonderful, Beryl!

    I've been trying to catch a pic of one for ages, but they're too quick for me.

    (I was out at Keyhaven once with my husband, Glen, and a someone else you know, when Glen suddenly shouted out, 'What was that small bright blue bird which flew just behind you?....)
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    Thank you Catherine.
    Lol. You need to know where they hang out really
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    Very well spotted Beryl, you must have brilliant eyesight or a great optician
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    Thanks Babs
    Most of the time you have to see him land and keep your eye on it
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    Getting some really good results at the moment Beryl which I'm sure everyone is enjoying seeing......I am.


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    Thank you Pete.
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