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Stan

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Juvenile Robin

31-07-2018, 17:52

Quite a few juveniles yesterday including this robin

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31-07-2018, 19:09

Re: Juvenile Robin

Lovely shot Stan, no doubt a second brood juvenile, we've got quite a few around her at the moment

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31-07-2018, 19:47

Re: Juvenile Robin

Nice shot Stan.

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31-07-2018, 20:30

Re: Juvenile Robin

Lovely detailed shot Stan

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01-08-2018, 07:41

Re: Juvenile Robin

thanks guys

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01-08-2018, 12:11

Re: Juvenile Robin

I agree with all the above. Think I'll take up tiddly winks!

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01-08-2018, 16:01

Re: Juvenile Robin

thanks

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02-08-2018, 06:05

Re: Juvenile Robin

Lovely feather detail, nice catchlight too

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02-08-2018, 17:06

Re: Juvenile Robin

thanks for looking Paul

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