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  1. 01-11-2007 #1
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    these shots were taken on holiday in fuerteventura. they include three pics of a great grey shrike and one of a berthelots pipit. these birds are quite common over in fuerte.
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    Excellent captures andy.
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    Nice shots Andy, have moved the thread to the field trips section, as the subjects are not indigenous to the UK.
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