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    The long-tailed tit as always on the move
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    Nice action shot Beryl.
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    You are becoming an expert in action shots, Beryl!

    I know you are not always able to go where you'd like to be, but perhaps your not going too far and watching birds close at hand is being rewarded - and tells us that patience pays!

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    Thank you both for your comments.

    I'm quite surprised as my hands have very bad shakes and jerks at the moment

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