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  1. 12-06-2007 #1
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    Fully fledged Bluetit youngster and adult in Amelanchier tree, the berries are now starting to reach eating maturity.
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    Well done rolf, both adult and juvenile both in focus, excellent capture
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    Thanks Chocky, yes the way my photos have been over the last couple of days, it's nice to get one in focus, let alone two.
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    Chocky?

    But I'm Chocky.
    Nice capture Rolf. I raely get any in focus unless they are moving . Strange but true.
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    And I'm Babs

    Ha ha I reckon your just getting me back ralph oooops I mean rolf for when I kept spelling your name wrong
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    LOL, sorry about that, I was rushing my posts this morning, as I had a lot to do.
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    No problem rolf, I thought it was funny
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