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    I know you can't see much detail, but I just love the shape it's making as it lands. ... and I THINK it's a Long Tailed Tit!
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    Yes, lovely shot Louise, just caught the moment.
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    Excellent. They are so fast ans flitty .You did well there

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    Lovely shot!

    Was it going for the spider on the little fruit?

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    It had been clambering up and down the trunk, but of course by the time I ran back with the camera it had moved on into the branches. and kept leaving and coming back. Flighty little things

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    They certainly are, I love them , they are my favorites of the small birds . Never stop flitting from one branch to another. Little like humbugs to look at

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    nice shot louise, not easy to catch

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