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    This is the second of the two buzzards. It is lighter and I recon the female
    The third photo is of her sitting just out side the nest. I have captured the pair sitting there but not on a day with good light so we have to settle for one.
    I know they nest there as I have been watching them fly nback and forth for some time now.
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    That first shot really shows the underwing patterning well Beryl.
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    Yes. Thanks Rolf
    I was lucky too, to get the shot the one can see of it n the tree as it is right across the other side of a large field .here is the original. Hard to spot if your not following them

    I have sent the first shot to the paper It mayor not get printed
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    That first shot is pretty nice.

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    Thanks Louise

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    Cracking set of shots

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    Lovely photos, Beryl, and an incredibly beautiful bird!

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    Thank you.all
    It was printed in the paper.

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