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    Yes it’s the size that tells them apart, and goshawks are generally found in heavily wooded areas.
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    Hen spar Cliffe marshes
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    Marsh Harrier (male)
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    No, he just liked it in the ring
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    Lepus
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    curlew
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    68lb 1oz an 83 pounder was caught but was full of spawn and water so was not accepted as a record, i think both fish have died.
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    It’s my son, taken a couple of years before the ban.
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    Happier days
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    Goldie
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    If you want to watch two dogs getting dragged around hells Creation then get a pair of Galgos.
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    Rip
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    Them type of cockneys are long gone it will end up in a curry now
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    The rspca are monitoring the situation, so I don’t hold much hope for the poor thing.
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    Rip Chas

    CRAZYHORSE replied to liP's topic in General Talk

    Did you catch many Rabbit rabbit, rabbit rabbit rabbit!!
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    common buzzard
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    Imagine if you got nicked and they said if you plate that we will drop all charges, it would be like French kissing a rhino.
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    Managed to catch this small barbel out of the River Kennet the other night, I haven’t fished it for a few years. Apparently it’s not the river it used to be, I have heard that otters are one of the reasons for its demise. I was touch ledgering under some trees and as I got the bite an otter swam in front of me, it spotted me there was a big swell then it was gone. I thought it was going to steal my fish for a while .
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    A pair of marsh harriers, taken while fishing.
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    Thank you, i have been fishing a remote spot and was very happy to discover these birds there.
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    Bearded tit hen, gathering food for her chicks
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    I am in Kent England mate, they live in reed beds they are also known as bearded reedling or reedling. They feed on insects in the summer then change to seeds in the winter.
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    bearded tit (cock bird)
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