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  1. 22-06-2009 #1
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    The equipment I use is a Canon 30D with Sigma 50-500mm lens. I also have a garden hide from which I take most of my pictures.

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    This juvenile Jay visited the garden a few mornings...... usually as I was just about to set off for work. Anway managed to capture this shot a week last Saturday
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    Excellent capture Babs.
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    Super shot Babs, although not a universally popular bird, they are certainly handsome.
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    They ARE handsome - the flash of blue is stunning. People can be a little unfair on creatures who are only doing what they are programmed to do.
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    They enjoy eating peanuts. one is a regular at the feeders at Lavells.
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