A photographic review of the highlights of 2009

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Comments

Lawsie said…
thank you so much for all these photos! what a joy to find!
12:26 AM
Anonymous said…
Hi Tony
Thanks for posting all those pictures - happy new year!
Pete
9:33 AM
regents park birds.blogspot.com said…
Hi Lawsie.

I am glad that you have found my site and enjoyed the photos. Regent's Park though not ideally situated with regards attracting migrants, dose produce suprises. It is always worth a look if visiting London for more cultural reasons.

Tony
11:04 AM
regents park birds.blogspot.com said…
Hi Pete.
Happy New Year, the photos are a reminder of what we can expect in the coming months.

Tony
11:06 AM
Neil said…
Great photos tony, the owlet and Garganey especially
11:48 PM
Chris Smith said…
Hi Tony,
How many of the wildfowl (esp Mandarins, Red Crested Pochards etc) are wild? Any ideas?
8:20 PM
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