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Old 01-02-2008, 06:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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This was taken from the hide at Bowling Green Marsh near Topsham . Some thing disturbed these birds for quite some minutes. It may well be mixed in with them but I didn't see. Probably a Sparrow hawk or suchlike but you will see all sorts of birds here taking flight even Starlings over the background.
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That's a great shot, lots of action.

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I would love to have captured what disturbed them though

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good action shot, chocky. mostly black tailed godwits. sometimes there is'nt anything that has actually spooked them. one nervous bird goes up.. and it triggers a chain reaction.
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I guess so.
It's a lovely place.Bowling Green Marsh. I go there quite a lot . I go to Topsham town and walk round the quay and along the sea wall then down a country lane to the plaform just a short walk of the hide
There are one or two Wigeons in the middle and some starlings (I think ) at the back on the left side.

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