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    Taken Fri afternoon at Lea farm gravel pit. He just flew across
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    That's nice. I'm not a big lover of Heron (all too pointy! ), but they do look good in flight. Grumpy, but good
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    I am amazed at how quiet they fly compared with swans.
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    Really? I would expect it to make quite a bit of noise as it's so big... interesting to know.
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