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  1. 19-09-2008 #1
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    Kept popping in and out of the bushes to see what I was doing.
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  2. 19-09-2008 #2
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    A nice series of images of the young Song Thrush Beryl, a delightful bird.

    Pity we can't view pics like this as a slide show......ROLF ARE YOU READING THIS!!


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    Thank you Pete
    I have swapped them for a montage as it looks a little more tidy
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    Well done Beryl, I was watching three of them flying from tree to tree today
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    Your montage idea is excellent Beryl. Makes looking again at the lovely Song Thrush even more enjoyable.


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    Thank you Pete
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