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Pheasant79 viewsAnthony Bentley03/28/12 at 20:24Anthony Bentley: Thanks Don

Linnet.90 viewsPaul Neale03/28/12 at 18:55Dean Eades: sweet Paul

Pheasant79 viewsAnthony Bentley03/28/12 at 15:40Don Davis: Nice one Anthony.

Linnet.90 viewsPaul Neale03/28/12 at 15:06Colin Smale: Like it.

Short Eared Owl.138 viewsS.E.Owl.Don Davis03/28/12 at 14:37Don Davis: Many thanks to all.

Treecreeper116 viewsKevin Everton03/28/12 at 00:18Kevin Everton: Thank's Steve

Short Eared Owl.138 viewsS.E.Owl.Don Davis03/27/12 at 22:12Garry Wright: Nice Don

Dean Eades - Little owl99 viewsDean Eades03/27/12 at 20:54Dean Eades: Cheers Garry

Short Eared Owl.138 viewsS.E.Owl.Don Davis03/27/12 at 20:53Dean Eades: sweet

Short Eared Owl.138 viewsS.E.Owl.Don Davis03/27/12 at 20:14Roy Harvey: Very nice Don

Dean Eades - Little owl99 viewsDean Eades03/27/12 at 00:00Garry Wright: Very nice

Reed Bunting.100 viewsPaul Neale03/26/12 at 23:53Garry Wright: Nice set Paul

Chiffchaff115 viewsGarry Wright03/26/12 at 23:50Garry Wright: Thanks David

Blue tit92 viewsGarry Wright03/26/12 at 23:48Garry Wright: Cheers David

Dean Eades - Little owl99 viewsDean Eades03/26/12 at 23:13Dean Eades: Many thanks

Dean Eades - Treecreeper130 viewsDean Eades03/26/12 at 23:13Dean Eades: Thanks David

Buzzard152 views2 of 7 seen above my house this afternoonSteve Nesbitt03/26/12 at 20:32Steve Nesbitt: Cheers lads

Meadow Pipit.97 viewsPaul Neale03/26/12 at 20:12David Morison: Good detail.

Short Eared Owl.114 viewsS.E.O.Don Davis03/26/12 at 20:12David Morison: Ace Don!

Chiffchaff131 viewsSeveral heard singing around the reserve to-day.Trevor Gunby03/26/12 at 20:11David Morison: Super shot.

Meadow Pipit.107 viewsPaul Neale03/26/12 at 20:11David Morison: Smart.

Dean Eades - Little owl118 viewsDean Eades03/26/12 at 20:10David Morison: I think he's laughing at you!

Little Grebe86 viewsDavid Morison03/26/12 at 20:09David Morison: Thanks chaps.

White Wagtail115 viewsDavid Morison03/26/12 at 20:08David Morison: Interesting.

Dean Eades - Little owl99 viewsDean Eades03/26/12 at 20:08David Morison: Another nice one.

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