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On a warm summer's evening our Camera Club visited the Somerset levels at the Ham Walls Nature Reserve, I did not get any photos of the distant Marsh Harrier bu...
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On a warm summer's evening our Camera Club visited the Somerset levels at the Ham Walls Nature Reserve, I did not get any photos of the distant Marsh Harrier but did get a few sunsets later in the evening.

© 2013 Pete Watson Photography, all rights reserved.
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Oct, 2013

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