Some nice shots of Dunnock (Prunella modularis) at Langland.
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WoW!!Please don't give up on Ivory-bills! Bobby and Tim never gave up on the ivory-bill, and after 33 years of search, research and following leads they saw the ivory-bill, So what makes anyone think that in almost 4 years an almost posed sharp photo would be easy? ? ? ?
I invite all birders and other interested parties I find on the web to visit the Ivory-billed Woodpecker Foundation's Update Blog, just in case they are interested, because the search must continue: ibwfound.blogspot.com
Check in Often, who knows what you'll find.
Norma
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