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    The curlew is the largest European wading bird. winging along the river Exe at Topsham
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    Good shot Beryl, looks like it is calling as well.
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    Thanks Rolf
    Yes there was a lot of calling between them. There was a Buzzard circling.a crow attacked it and it eventually flew away up river I got loads of pics of the crow attack but they are all far off there not sort of forum specimens but here is one of them. It's amazing how a tiny bird can see off a buzzard. You would think it would turn and grab it fr tea
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    The Crow is far more agile in a mid air contest and can easily keep itself above the Buzzard, but all they are interested in is making the Buzzard move on.
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    Yes I would agree with you . It's fascinating to watch though
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    That's a good action shot of the Crow/Buzzard encounter, Beryl!

    Usually there are several Crows mobbing one together, but that Crow seems braver than most!

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    Thanks Catherine.
    I had loads of the buzzard and crow. There were quite a few crows but they left it to the elder of the flock I guess. But it did worry the curlews and they were all calling to one and other and all of the birds were worried as there was also a fox around
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