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    Went for a long walk around from Topsham to Bowling green Marsh nature reserve. There was not too much to see but Canada Geese. but managed to take a photo of some black-tailed Godwits
    They are always a long way out
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    A nice shot even at the distance. It really shows off their long beaks.
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    A good shot and I like the chin scratching that’s going on.

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    Thank you (s)
    I will eventually have a video of them I'm just sorting that out and hopefully some Shoveler ducks
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