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  1. 12-06-2009 #1
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    Thought you all might like these pics. I had a lovely afternoon watching them
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    Wow. Cracking photos Joe . Well done
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    Some great shots there Joe, that's a big fish in the second shot.
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    Ooh, yes - nice.
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    Yes it was a big one. All afternoon he was eating the little ones and giving the big ones to his family. Such a nice guy. The best part of watching was when he was showing the young one how to swim underwater. Unfortunately when they are underwater the camera doesn't catch them.
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    Yes, the underwater sorties can make life difficult, Little Grebe's are even more frustrating.
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