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    Or wizkids.

    I made this little video this morning. Some of it is rather amusing.


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    Quite prolific divers there Chocky.
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    Yes Thanks.
    I can watch them for ages. The fact that they are white makes the little fim interesting because they can be followed as the swim under the water

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    Yes, that was the problem when I was trying to track the Little Grebe the other day, occasionally a shadow can be seen but in most cases they disappear.
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    Lol. Yes
    I have a vudeo of a cormorant and when it dived I stopped the film because I had no idea where it was coming up , probably 50 metres away

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