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  1. 01-05-2009 #1
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    Took some 125 snaps of this obliging little chap today.
    Here are a few.
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    excellent shots beryl
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    Thanks andy.
    He was very small. There were two and the bigger one flew off and didn't come back. So I reckon this one must be a first year adult. He seamed about two thirds the size of the other one.
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