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Shore run at Cape Wolfe
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<blockquote data-quote="twickers14" data-source="post: 121916" data-attributes="member: 13017"><p>Wow I am honoured. Only just seen this lovely serene film showing some fantastic airmen and ladies. Fabulous little birds-we have a similar species here called sand martins and, checking the lovely Birds of Canada my sister brought me back after a trip there many years ago, both birds (the bank swallow and the sand martin) share the same scientific name Riparia riparia. So presume they are one and the same. Massive thunderstorm here so no flying today. Thanks for sharing and the dedication.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="twickers14, post: 121916, member: 13017"] Wow I am honoured. Only just seen this lovely serene film showing some fantastic airmen and ladies. Fabulous little birds-we have a similar species here called sand martins and, checking the lovely Birds of Canada my sister brought me back after a trip there many years ago, both birds (the bank swallow and the sand martin) share the same scientific name Riparia riparia. So presume they are one and the same. Massive thunderstorm here so no flying today. Thanks for sharing and the dedication. [/QUOTE]
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