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  1. 22-01-2009 #1
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    Captured in a bush. Hopping about oblivious to all around him
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    Well captured, Beryl!

    I love the way these wee guys tumble around branches looking for insects. We had one in the garden a week ago - our first here - and I was really thrilled!
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    Thank you Catherine.
    Yes . they just never keep sill
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    Ahh, you're becoming the Goldcrest specialist now Beryl.
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    Thanks Rolf.
    It take a mas of Wait around to even spot movement then you must keep your eye on it and hope it surfaces. Take your eye of and it can take ages to find it again and then the little devil might migrate to the next tree very hight up
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    Oh well done Beryl, I've not even managed to see one yet and you've managed several photos.
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    Thank you Maureen.
    I don't mind sharing ........................The ones that flew off as I snapped. They are a little blurred mind
    If I get one good photo out of a dozen (like this one ) It can be rewarding
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