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  1. 05-10-2016 #1
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    Last Little Egret taking off from the farmers field. There were some 40+ little egrets all waiting patiently for the tide go out
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    Nice one Beryl.
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    Lovely pic, Beryl!

    40+? That must have been wonderful to see!

    Wonder if the lone one which, last winter, stayed for weeks at the stream I can see from this window?

    I really hope it becomes a regular!
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    Thanks Rolf and Catherine
    Here is half of the line. There are about 30 here. I couldn't fit them all in. Next time I will take my wide angle lens
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    Sounds like a good idea, Beryl!

    I wonder if they roosted on those trees behind them overnight/

    I once saw a group of about 7 perching in the branches of a smallish Hawthorn tree down at Lepe Point on the Solent. It was an amazing sight!
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    Yes. The nest in colonies in trees like the grey Heron.
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