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  1. 13-10-2015, 08:30 PM #1
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    Just in case we forget what they look like...

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    Nice photo @EeeBees

    Haven't forgotten what they look like..................... almost forgotten what they taste like though

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    Have made and sold those as Art, that would look pretty cool on a fence or wall.
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    SHOULD GET A CRACK AT THESE COME NOVEMBER TO
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    Heard some Canadas flying overhead today...
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    Fabulous picture EeeBees - I love watching them sing and dance
    I took a few shots of this boy on Saturday - very windy and he wouldn’t stand still - but a few nice pics - a couple on FB
    Lots of Roosters round at present - just starting to hear chicks chirping for Mum
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    Down at the estuary last week - he didn’t seem too pleased to see me watching
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    If anyone in BOP forgets what they look like take a drive down Papamoa beach road, absolutely hundreds of them......normally see at least a dozen on my way past.
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    Clever girl - must be safer nesting in an old man pine tree - I got most of the possums and rats out of there - the old fella was down on a lower branch

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    If anyone in BOP forgets what they look like take a drive down Papamoa beach road, absolutely hundreds of them......normally see at least a dozen on my way past.
    We used to shoot them in the Dunes before the army sold all the land and Nappy Valley was built. There has always been a decent population in Papamoa
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    We used to shoot them in the Dunes before the army sold all the land and Nappy Valley was built. There has always been a decent population in Papamoa
    And I thought you were just a youngster!!. That was a few haircuts ago.
    Everyone is entitled to their own stupid opinion
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    That is a fantastic photo Eeebees. I can hear a cock pheasant within 30 metres me as I type this. I wake up to it (and the bloody neighbours rooster) every morning.
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