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  1. 25-08-2007 #1
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    Default House Sparrow: Passer domesticus

    Tis little guy just seams to be telling me with attitude that I'm invading his privacy.
    Never the less I shot him.
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    Not literally I hope Chocky

    Lovely shots, I have about twenty house sparrows frequenting my garden
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    Thank you.
    He looks angry doesn't he?
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    Yep certainly looks like a sparrow with attitude
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    Yes. I think it is a youngster and modesty has set in early.
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    It's amazing how creatures who don't have facial muscles can appear to show such attitude!
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    I know. I think ducks and parrots are the best .( Like me) they have a permanent smile
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