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  1. 30-10-2010 #1
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    At Lavell's on Friday.
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    Fantastic action shots, Joe!

    I think the Little Egret is one of the most graceful of birds - until his feet come into view!
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    Yes, nice shots Joe, not seen a Little Egret at Lavell's before.
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    Yes Catherine, always best to crop the bottom of the shots of with a Little Egret
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    There's nothing wrong with their yellow shoes, Just the colour.
    Rolf there were 3 of them. Looked like 2 adults and 1 juvenile judging by the comparative sizes.
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