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  1. 14-08-2007 #1
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    Well it looks like the Buzzard pics in my ref book
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    Nice capture
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    Very nice, lovely close-up. He looks like he's posing. Was he in the wild?
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    Nice portrait DD, yes certainly looks like a Buzzard - Buteo buteo.
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    ..is that 'Buteo Buteo Gali', the ex-General Secretary of the U.N.? I wondered what he was doing now
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    ..Or is it on of the famous footballing birds, the Sub-buteo buteo
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    you really are a nutter and most definitely one of my type of people.Bet you were a great fan of the goons and round the horn etc.etc.
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    Yep.. like them both... I like imaginative and clever stuff. I have lots of Round the Horne on my MP3 player which passes the time very well when travelling. Not sure what my fellow passengers think though when I suddenly start laughing

    Mind you, I could never quite get attached to Spike Milligan's stuff. Don't know why....
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    Smashing capture digidark, well done
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