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Probably rung somewhere in the uk from the more northerly colonies? Juv terns are a nightmare.....unless of course you're as brilliant as the GLB or his best mate Barry :-)))))))
typical go a day without going online and it all kicks off. About id skills we can't all be experts including the two on the other channel. Lets face it who knows what corkers they have come out with in the past.
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Peter the Tern is not a Black but a Common.
Probably rung somewhere in the uk from the more northerly colonies? Juv terns are a nightmare.....unless of course you're as brilliant as the GLB or his best mate Barry :-)))))))
Cheers my juvenile tern identification skills are not fully developed yet!
Don't worry about it, there are far greater sins to commit than this one....but best commit them under a psedonym...isn't that right 'middle man'!
Who's Middle Man ?
he must be something to do with marketing? he has increased the traffic to the other channel 10 fold with his naughty comment...tut,tut.
typical go a day without going online and it all kicks off.
About id skills we can't all be experts including the two on the other channel.
Lets face it who knows what corkers they have come out with in the past.
Thinking about it I know a couple of them myself
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