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Allen

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Bird Feeder

06-04-2014, 15:26

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Alan_H

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06-04-2014, 17:53

Re: Bird Feeder

Never got that close to a Coal Tit so well done, nice detail

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colin C

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06-04-2014, 17:59

Re: Bird Feeder

I would also like to get that close.

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Allen

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06-04-2014, 22:14

Re: Bird Feeder

Just taked in back garden, appreciate your comment.
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Nathaniel

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07-04-2014, 09:36

Re: Bird Feeder

Nice shot Allen; well done. However, bird feeders are no go areas for me- hereafter.

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Bill53

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07-04-2014, 19:20

Re: Bird Feeder

Well done.

Bill.

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07-04-2014, 19:32

Re: Bird Feeder

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