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  1. 01-08-2007 #1
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    I think I have identified this flock of birds okay but I would like a second opinion if anyone could help, are these Oystercatchers. I tok this pic from the pier at Bangor, North Wales and now and then I saw this flock of birds flying by.
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    Yes they are Oyster Catchers. See them all the time here.
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    Thankyou Chocky, I had been watching them for a while and wondered what they were, I just love their orange beaks
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    Lol CB said one day "I want to capture one of those Black and White duck" and I was looking every where fo a black and white duck . In the end I said "where? "she said "over there" . Lol it was and oyster catcher .So I put her right. I still laugh about it today
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    Lol Nice one
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    Oh yes, that is a nice capture Babs, would look nice in the Birds in Filght section of wellenkamp.com.
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    Aww thankyou rolf, I'll go put it there, thanks again
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