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Kev
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Willpar
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by Willpar »
Superb kev. Are there many of those deer there.
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Kev
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No idea. I happened to spot it on the opposite river bank walking across someones garden!

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nuthatch
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Jacksparrow
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It is unusual to see a Muntjac in daylight.
Great photos once again. My favourite is the Duck with her head on one side.
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Poor weeping willows have cried a river
Stunning backdrop and pic too

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Kev
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Nice day out today too
Mr and Mrs Pheasant
reed bunting I think
Song thrush
makes for a good silhouette too
Male orange tip butterfly
and the female

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Jacksparrow
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Yes, it is a Reed Bunting

. In classic pose too.

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nuthatch
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Me too

great stuff, Kev
