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    A few Starling shots

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    Remarkable birds - very intelligent too.

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      Last years youngsters ? ( Last photo ) Such a colourful bird, and yet most don't see them as colourful.

      They are very amusing to observe. Good set of in flights, Mike.
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        Not as common around here as they were 50 years ago, saw my first Swallow of the year today.
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          Originally posted by mikew View Post
          Not as common around here as they were 50 years ago, saw my first Swallow of the year today.
          Swallow ? Really ? Are you from South UK ?
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            Originally posted by Garry View Post

            Swallow ? Really ? Are you from South UK ?
            Sunny Grimsby

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              Originally posted by mikew View Post

              Sunny Grimsby
              Crikey, your doing well to have seen a Swallow this early. I must keep my eyes open down here on the south coast. See if any have been seen here.

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              Just been checking out Sussex Ornithology Society, recent siting's. No mention of Swallow sightings here at all. You are very lucky.
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