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Trev B

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Meadow Pipit

26-03-2020, 10:28

Early this morning in the 'Wet Valley' on my morning walk.

909 - Meadow Pipit 9090320 by Trev Bartlett MBE, on Flickr

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leeperry

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#2

26-03-2020, 13:38

Very nice Trev

Gary Cantwell LSINWP. ASINWP.
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Daisy M

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26-03-2020, 15:45

Stunning Trev, I did try, but cannot compete with this.
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26-03-2020, 16:26

Crackin' shot, those hind claws are something else, they look out of proportion, saw a pair having a fight last year, I presume using those claws?

Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way
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#5

26-03-2020, 18:05

Well caught Trev BG is spot on for that shot
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26-03-2020, 20:16

Another bird I have yet to see, nice shot

Alan
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Bill53

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#7

26-03-2020, 20:38

Superb Trev.

Bill.

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Brian Sugden

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27-03-2020, 15:16

Excellent shot Trev. Can't decide about the bud on the top of its head, though I understand why you left it there.

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Trev B

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#9

31-03-2020, 18:01

Thanks Gary, David, Tiger, Russell, Alan, Bill, Brian for your recent comments

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