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  1. 05-08-2009 #1
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    Default Tree Sparrows at Bempton Cliffs reserve

    Lots of Tree Sparrows around, really nice to see them, as I've never spotted one locally.

    The first picture shows an adult with fledgling.
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    The fledgeling on the first one looks like he's blushing.. except for the fact that the patch is not red
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    Lol. one could touch it up
    Great shots Rolf.
    Have never seen a Tree Sparrow
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    The sad thing is that we probably both have seen loads of them in our youth Beryl, but didn't realise it then.
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    I have to agree with that Rolf.
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    Love that pic with the adult and fledgling, Rolf!

    It's one of the best bird pics I've seen for ages - luck, of course?
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    Well that's very nice of you Catherine, I actually accidentally pressed the shutter button as I was falling over.
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    ... you should take more water with it, Rolf
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    LOL and spoil my photos?
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