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Bearded Tit in the Phragmites.

Bearded Tit in the Phragmites.

It was a Wonderful experience spending time with these stunning little birds. It was great when this stunning male hopped onto the head of this Phramites stem a...
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It was a Wonderful experience spending time with these stunning little birds. It was great when this stunning male hopped onto the head of this Phramites stem and just sat there giving me ampel time to get some shots.
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