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looks like you got his attention
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Beauty TrevSteve ( LSINWP )
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Thanks Stan, Steve. Decided to go out rummaging around for them last night. Get them away from the Sett, photo's at the Sett are OK but very much like taking birds on a bird table. They seem to do the same thing every time they emerge - scent the air, have a good scratch, then an argument with each other before going off to forage.Trev
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You are so blasé about your badgers, Trev!!
Most of us have only seen them in a shaving brush or sadly horizontal by the side of the road.
This guy is a beaut, lovely poseComment
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Excellent Trev.
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Brilliant capture Trev
Regards,
Jeff
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Cracking shot, good head detail where it's most important
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Agreed Bo! I don't think I've ever seen one in the wild.Originally posted by lunarbo View PostChris
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Great pose Trev..........
Regards
Lez
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Thanks everyone for your comments and all who took a look.Trev
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Well taken Trev
TomComment
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Thanks TomTrev
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