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  1. 21-07-2010 #1
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    I think this is a Yellow Hammer I shot whilst on the Test Long Distance Path at Combe Gibbet. If I'm wrong Let me know please.
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    Yep a Yellowhammer Eddy, well done.
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    It was so windy up there today this was the only bird that settled long enough to get a shot of it
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    Great - never seen one, and apparently they are on the 'Red List'.
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    There are some down at Moor copse Louise, although difficult to spot.
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    Especially if you don't get down there much
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    Yes, even harder then.
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