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the black fox

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black redstart

20-10-2015, 16:03

one from 2014 a black redstart spent a couple of weeks at the local castle ,allowing some super close ups at times

king of the castle by jeff cohen, on Flickr
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20-10-2015, 16:22

Re: black redstart

Lovely shot, they are amazingly approachable aren't they.

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#3

20-10-2015, 17:36

Re: black redstart

Nice catch light in the eye Jeff.

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20-10-2015, 20:29

Re: black redstart

Looks good

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20-10-2015, 22:35

Re: black redstart

Excellent shot Jeff.

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21-10-2015, 06:16

Re: black redstart

stunning detail Jeff - well done

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21-10-2015, 13:42

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Nice shot Jeff in very good light.

Paul

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