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19-10-16, 12:51
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Potw 16-sept-2016
Sorry I am late I have been down with flu or whatever is going around.
Okay a few nice choices Blue by Robski is a very good shot, although left me wondering what kind of a bird it is. Combine by Ade G was another one that peaked my interest along with Street Photography by Adey Baker. But in the end it was Nigel's Hawker that really caught my eye. I see Dragonfly's and Damsels all the time but have yet to get one as clear and sharp as this. Great shot Nigel. 
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19-10-16, 19:17
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Great choice and truly difficult to catch a sharp flying creature, let alone the extend of beauty as shown in this image.
Congratulations Nigel and a very well done job.
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19-10-16, 20:21
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FYI Dave
The bird is a Cyanistes caeruleus or a plain old blue tit very common in the UK
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21-10-16, 07:00
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Excellent capture Nigel.
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22-10-16, 02:20
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