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  1. 07-02-2009 #1
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    Nice little birds .Captured this along the brook in the local park
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    More lovely photos, Beryl!

    I hope the cold weather doesn't mean it will not find enough food just now.

    Such a pretty little bird too!
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    Thank you again Catherine
    I think here by the brook there is plenty of food and a great deal of back gardens with tables ans wild seed, fat balls and water all the way along the brook
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    He is in the vicars garden
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