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  1. 18-03-2010 #1
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    Taken today at Lavell's. they were happily running around.
    The second shot gives a comparison in size with a coot.
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    Excellent shots Joe They look so big in a photo until next to another bird.
    They are cute little birds
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    I deliberately waited till one of them was by the coot to remind me how small they really are.
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