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    This little grey squirrel suddenly ran accross the grass like the clappers. I just manged two shots of him. I have never seen a squirrel run so fats.
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    Hmm, a Squirrel with a mission.
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    Amazing shot... very unusual. 'On-the-spot' Chocky is your new name

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    Thank you.
    I really was luck. I turned round to go home and saw him he was absolutely bounding accross the grass. I didn't see where he went after the two shots I took.
    Most likely up a tree.

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    wow he is in a hurry Chocky, good on ya keeping up with him

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    Thankyou.
    I was really pleased

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