Spot the difference?
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The pic was sent in by Tony Llewellyn.
Leave your guesses in the comments area below and I'll let you know the answer on Friday.
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Martin Aaron | 11:59 UK time, Wednesday, 14 April 2010
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Comment number 1.
At 14th Apr 2010, Mike wrote:Ok just for fun, I think that all of the birds flying towards the camera are waders. There look to be some black-tailed godwits in there and it's possible that they all are. The out of focus bird in the left foreground doesn't look like a wader and may be a bird of prey but I'm not going to push my luck by guessing which one :-)
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Comment number 2.
At 15th Apr 2010, gull wrote:Come on Mike - stick your neck out a bit.
You're getting warm ;)
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Comment number 3.
At 15th Apr 2010, Mike wrote:Kestrel?
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Comment number 4.
At 16th Apr 2010, gull wrote:Okay as promised
(drum roll) the answer is....
There's a peregrine falcon in the foreground (blurry) swooping in for the kill!
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