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  1. 13-05-2007 #1
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    Tody it fuinally stopped raining and the son came out. I went off to the estuary nature walk to find the road flooded and part of th park too. How ever after a while I saw thos rather large bird and well I must have taken 50 or more photos because there was a Cormorant aring his wings , then a Little Egret and a Grey Heron, that flew off so took some snaps of him in flight then along came two swans after that a pair of shellducks and what a busy time it was Lol. I was switching backwards and forwads with camera and cam corder. So I decided to let you see the Great Cormorant aring his wins first.
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    They are amazing creatures.
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    Thank you. Yes really fascinating
    I'm so sorry .
    I have just realised I put it in the wrong plac causing you more work.
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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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    Youv'e gone and done it again Chocky, absolutely superb, I have only seen them in the water.
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    Thanks Babs. I have some stills as wel
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chocky View Post
    Thank you. Yes really fascinating
    I'm so sorry .
    I have just realised I put it in the wrong plac causing you more work.
    LOL, don't worry Chocky, takes a couple of seconds.
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    Phew. Thank goodness. I'll try and be good.Lol
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