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Lark - Gruissan - this morning (1 Viewer)

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I'm struggling to reconcile this lark - in fact there were 3...

It was very low light so the pictures are rubbish! Something reminded me of Short Toed but that may be wishful thinking.
 

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Thanks for reply. I think that is probably the case, hence the post but the third picture has to be something else? Anyway, it was a case of pointing and shooting but at 600mm and 1/15 was never going to produce a good shot! Really happy to get a Rosy Starling at the other end of the same field....
 
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