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    Taken on the Thames by Caversham Lock.
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    Great capture. Well done
    I like these birds.

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    Thank you. So do I. I think they are quite a pretty bird.

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    Yep, one of my favourite as well Paul, nice capture. I also love their cousin, the Little Grebe, exceptionally difficult to get a good photo, as they are under water for such long periods.
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    Thank you Rolf.

    To be honest I have not seen any to try and take there picture. I did get a picture of one of these coming out of the water with a fish. I forgot my tripod and end result was a blury picture. Instead of a very nice one

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