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  1. 05-04-2009 #1
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    Was in the hide at Lavell's lake this afternoon, but hadn't taken my binoculars and despite all of the help from two other watchers, I could not spot the Snipe on the far side of the lake.

    Well I took a photo anyway. See if you can spot him in the first picture.
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    Found him in the second pic straight away but not in the first. Well Spotted Rolf
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    I didn't spot him, took the picture of where they said he was and only picked him out when I uploaded the photos to the computer. I did see him when he flew off though.
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    He's a about a third of the way along tong the grass in the first pic
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    Yes, the second picture is a cropped and enlarged section of the first photo.
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    just goes to show, there could be allsorts of wonderful stuff in front of us and we may never see it.
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    Must take my binoculars with me next time, I'm reluctant to leave them in the van though and when I'm leaving the house in the morning, it can be a little tedious taking out the drill box, two meters, camera and big lens, the Camera bag and then the binoculars.
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    You need a big trolley bag and wheel all your stuff to the van Rolf
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    LOL, from the door to the van is only five metres, it is the rest of the carrying.
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