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Isabelline Wheatear (1 Viewer)

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Ron Hindhaugh

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Cracking morning at Seaton Snook today the Isabelline Wheatear showed very well :t::t:
 

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Absolutely cracking little bird, was a photographer's dream, could not believe how close it come to one birder/photographer, must of only been a couple of ft. Superb shots.

Damian
 
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