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  1. 15-06-2008 #1
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    Default Adult and juvenuile House Sparrows

    Adult and juvenile just trying to get their act together
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    Great captures Babs
    That is so sweet.
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    Yes, nice captures Babs, always nice to see a bit of family competition.
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  4. 15-06-2008 #4
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    Yes, five excellent images of the humble little House Sparrow Babs, which (last time I heard) were the cause for concern regarding status/numbers and the reason for this was also causing concern.

    Must get up to date on this one.

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