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- These are just snapshots, but they are intended to give a feel of what I manage to see and snap in just a few hours each week ........ plus some not quite random thoughts that occur as I go along.
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2 comments:
Wow. You don't see that every day, well done. I'm no expert but I reckon that is very unusual.
Only the second I've ever seen. I've read they come up when looking for nesting material or to find food in dry weather. Or young ones leaving the nest. This one was big, must have been adult.
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