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  1. 22-05-2008 #1
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    Caught this one in the Garden on it's way to feed the little ones.
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    Oh yes, a busy Blackbird Paul, they have their work cut out at the moment.
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    They sure do. I think this one has a nest in the roof of the house as it is always in and out with food.
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    nice shot paul, doesn't look very appetising to us, but i bet it put a nice smile on the chicks beaks
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    Yes , don't they love the little worms and grubs.
    Great capture
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