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  1. 10-04-2007 #1
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    This little felle live in the brook some where and he has a mate. I have seen her. She has a red underbill which give her the look of wearing lipstick.
    This photo I sent up to our local weekly rag and it was accepted and can now be used as an electronic greetings card.
    I will upload one of the many poems I have written about him.

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    Nice shot Chocky, they really are a beautiful bird.
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    Thank you.
    I would like to get closer but the brook has very steep sides(flood relief) and at my age one just dosen't clamber up and down them.

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    How far away were you for that photo?
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    Bout 15 feet for that one. the others he is the other sid of the brook about 30 some feet.
    He make a soung like Cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee as he skims the water. I have loads of photos. One of them won a water challenge comp' I was really pleased. He was sitting on a cain in the middle of the brook in the rain and I was under a tree and captured him with a nice reflection. rather a distan photo though

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    15 feet is pretty close, what lens have you got?
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    Nikon 55-200mm. I'm no photographer though I like to think I am.
    I took 69 shots one after another and on the last two he turned round and looked at me.
    It could be a bit more than 15 feet probably 20 down a steep slope. I'm just guessing really. I would still like to get closer.

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