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Beautiful set!
ee97056 · 2008-05-26: 12:05
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I've never seen these before- thanks for sharing!~ R
urmysunshine · 2008-05-26: 12:14
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nice post! goog story! not really the canarday...
tomie · 2008-05-26: 14:40
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Love the fuzzy little ones! I've never heard of "coots"... not sure we have them.
DancingDolphin · 2008-05-26: 16:31
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What a special series. I love the way you've captured the family.
photopoet · 2008-05-26: 20:56
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You sentimental old muffin you. But the pictures are charming. Water birds seem to be very dismissive of the presence of humans in just the same way we have always assumed the Channel was uncrossable. Which gives them this quite independent kind of way of behaving. As for Coot Club, while I read Sw and Am until it fell apart (and I was 16 by then) my unfeeling parents never noticed Ransom had written some other books so Coot Club remained, precisely as he wrote about that mysterious region Beyond The Dixon's Farm, Unexplored. Cor, 'Silent, upon a peak in Darien' stayed with me until 'Oft have I travelled...' swam into my ken. As to my sideways pics; sorry, but I did explain I don't know why they turned themselves round, the little bar stewards.
robinray · 2008-05-27: 20:25
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very cute ,,, lovley lil things ...
FreshPhoto · 2008-05-28: 07:41
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..you do such a good job of posting...Lovely..
curlyq60 · 2008-05-28: 08:03
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Rail family? Surely, that is propaganda from Wikki? It's a lovely insight of the canal! I had never seen chicks of those before! Moor hens are not that common... I have to tell you what I saw in Condom's river, my god.,... I couldn't believe it. But I have to look for the word in the dictionary first!
ClaudePechabaden · 2008-05-29: 08:07
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it's amazing bird. Thanks for sharing =)
hazaj · 2008-06-03: 14:39
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