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  1. 19-07-2007 #1
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    I went to the Exeter Grand canal today and walked for miles. (it seamed)
    My legs and arms once again lacerated by nettle and long grass etc even another sting on the neck
    (some poor creature loves me )
    And then I saw a buzzard so close it nearly knocked me over. The last photo it was so close (about 10feet away) it is blurred so I'm not uploading it.
    How ever It is really nice to see detail in the top of the wings and a front view on coming.
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    Wow - that's great - talk about being in the right place at the right time... and having the camera ready!!
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    Great photos Chocky, wow, he was close.
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    Yes it was quite daunting. The last photo as I said I thought he was going to knock me over and it is a bit blurred so I haven't uploaded it
    Thank you for the comments
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    How the heck did you do that Chocky.Everytime I think I'm getting somewhere,another brill picture appears and I'm left thinking "why do they keep shifting the goalposts" really really good set of pics
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    Thank you
    I was cam-cording a swan when the buzzard came out of a tree flew round the pub at the double lock and back to the tree.
    So I waited for my prey and I got it.
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    Wow plenty of detail in these shots Chocky, you really deserve to get shots like this with the amount of time you spend outdoors, it certainly paid off, I'm dead jealous and I might not speak to you for.....................1 whole minute
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    I'm so sorry I'll try harder next time
    Thank you for your comments
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chocky View Post
    I'm so sorry I'll try harder b=next time
    What so I don't speak to you for............... 2 whole minutes
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