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Golden Eagle - Stithians - 19th April 2009
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That made me smile :)
ReplyDeleteI love turnstones. Never managed to get a good photo of one though!
Cracking set of Turnstone images.These litle waders are very accomodating.
ReplyDeleteHI Angie,
ReplyDeleteI guess you enjoyed these ten minutes. Looks like he behaved very well for you and you managed to get splendid low angle shots! Congrats, these are wonderful!!
Thanks Troy, Sam & Lisa & Chris. I sat on the rocks for a while and the late afternoon light was gorgeous. They were very good company :-)
ReplyDeleteA lovely wader to watch doing everything the name suggests. Smashing pics Angie.
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