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John_Caswell

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Treecreeper

29-04-2018, 15:03

Well camoflaged.

Treecreeper by john caswell, on Flickr

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Trev B

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#2

29-04-2018, 15:13

Re: Treecreeper

Excellent shot ten out of ten!

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colin C

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29-04-2018, 18:14

Re: Treecreeper

Unless he moved, you would never see him.

Ten out of ten for observation and the shot John.

Colin
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Stan

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29-04-2018, 18:27

Re: Treecreeper

excellent shot John

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the black fox

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#5

29-04-2018, 18:27

Re: Treecreeper

well spotted
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#6

30-04-2018, 05:49

Re: Treecreeper

Lovely shot John

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tesarver

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#7

01-05-2018, 02:18

Re: Treecreeper

Well spotted and taken

Tom
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John_Caswell

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01-05-2018, 17:46

Re: Treecreeper

Thank you for all your comment,it is really appreciated

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pelliott1954

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#9

02-05-2018, 07:16

Re: Treecreeper

Cracking shot, so hard to see

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