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Goldfinch209 viewsTaken in front of a very Autumnal Maple treeRuss Telfer10/23/12 at 22:32Andy Atkinson: Really nice

Kingfisher187 viewsKingDon Davis10/23/12 at 20:16Russ Telfer: Yet another beaut

Last Light.155 viewsS.E.Owl.Don Davis10/22/12 at 11:26Don Davis: Thanks Russ.

Goldfinch209 viewsTaken in front of a very Autumnal Maple treeRuss Telfer10/22/12 at 07:39Don Davis: Golden Beauty m8.

Goldfinch209 viewsTaken in front of a very Autumnal Maple treeRuss Telfer10/22/12 at 00:08Garry Wright: Nice Russ

Redshank151 viewsSteve Nesbitt10/22/12 at 00:08Garry Wright: Nice

Goldfinch209 viewsTaken in front of a very Autumnal Maple treeRuss Telfer10/21/12 at 23:07Dean Eades: Love the back drop

Coal Tit183 viewsSecond time lucky !Russ Telfer10/21/12 at 23:06Dean Eades: Nice clean shot

Kingfisher198 viewsFrom the hide.Trevor Gunby10/21/12 at 21:12Trevor Gunby: Thanks all for the kind comments.

Kingfisher198 viewsFrom the hide.Trevor Gunby10/21/12 at 21:03Russ Telfer: beauties Trev

The rising queen226 viewsAndy Atkinson10/21/12 at 20:34Andy Atkinson: Thankyou S and K..that's really kind.

Last Light.155 viewsS.E.Owl.Don Davis10/21/12 at 19:49Russ Telfer: Like it Don

Redshank151 viewsSteve Nesbitt10/21/12 at 19:45Russ Telfer: Like it Steve

Linnet183 viewsCira 200 seen @ Dunsby Fen but no SEO's :(Steve Nesbitt10/21/12 at 19:45Russ Telfer: Well caught Steve

Linnet183 viewsCira 200 seen @ Dunsby Fen but no SEO's :(Steve Nesbitt10/21/12 at 19:39Don Davis: Nice work Steve.

Redshank137 viewsMark Johnson10/21/12 at 19:36Russ Telfer: Beauty Mark

Short-eared Owl176 viewsMark Johnson10/21/12 at 19:23Steve Nesbitt: Great!

Marsh Tit155 viewsRuss Telfer10/21/12 at 19:23Steve Nesbitt: Very nice Russ

S.E.Owl.181 viewsS.E.Owl.Don Davis10/21/12 at 19:22Steve Nesbitt: Lovely as usual Don mate

Kingfisher198 viewsFrom the hide.Trevor Gunby10/21/12 at 19:22Steve Nesbitt: Like it Trev

Redshank153 viewsMark Johnson10/21/12 at 19:21Steve Nesbitt: Nice set Mark

Redshank153 viewsMark Johnson10/21/12 at 19:11Don Davis: Lovely Mark.

Little Egret127 viewsMark Johnson10/21/12 at 18:18Mark Johnson:

Short-eared Owl175 viewsMark Johnson10/21/12 at 18:18Mark Johnson: Thanks Colin and Russ

The rising queen226 viewsAndy Atkinson10/21/12 at 18:18S and K Spavin: Lovely pic Andy

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