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I've flooded this web site which I believe has wonderful potential, with my posts and thread and comments.
I'll give someone else a chance and concentrate on other things in my life.
Please all you other 700 don't abandon Wally, Mistyduck and Henry as most of you have appeared to have done so.
You know the saying once its gone its gone and if something is worth saving its this.
Where are all the new threads, posts and comments.
Where are all the lists of birds, well done to Henry for those lists last weekend.
Apart from Vivien and myself its all men young and old on here. Come on you older men lift this site for the sake of the younger generation.
I'm worn out with trying.
I'm going now, sorry Joe no photo for the comp this month. My last smilie

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Shirley
My favourite bird of the week - juvenile Blackcap

Shirley - you are not the only female! I post regularly on the Moth section and occasionally on other topics.

Margery

You are indeed, my apologies. I think apart from the sightings thread, the moth one is the second in popularity.

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Shirley
My favourite bird of the week - juvenile Blackcap

We certainly are in the minority here Shirley and apologies for not having contributed much at all..........no excuses other than all the usual Life things!

Thanks for making me welcome when I joined and hope to see you back soon, enjoy what's left of the summer

Good Luck Shirley, I certainly enjoyed your posts, photo's and threads .... I know you'll be kept busy doing other things you like plus the out and about stuff .....Take Care.


Tom

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It is said that it takes only a minute to find extraordinary people,an hour to appreciate them,a day to love them,but it takes a whole lifetime to forget them...ALSO I'M SCOUSE AND PROUD OF IT !!! :)

I'm like a homing pigeon with this site, I flew off, did a big circle and flew back again.

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Shirley
My favourite bird of the week - juvenile Blackcap