Here's how much the local magpies care about the local cats. And vice versa. Apologies for the crappy shot but I didn't want to open any windows or doors for fear of disturbing the tableau.
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How To Be a Bad Poker Player
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This does not intend to turn you into any sort of poker player. It should warn you off by listing all the traps I've fallen into on my way to becoming a poor poker player. If it doesn't, then follow my advice to play a worse game than I do. And, please, end up playing on my table. Please.
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- Shearwater Spectacle on YouTube
- Making a Website with ASP.NET and HTML
- Nanotechnology: Don’t Worry, Be Nosy
- Grey Phalarope, Witcombe, Gloucestershire
- Black Terns, Upton Warren
- Frankenstein: Cause for Complaints
- Movie Birds – Charlie’s Angels
- Eeny-Meeny...
- Greenshank and Birdfair, Rutland Water
- Sabine’s Gull, Upton Warren
- In US Alone, 30 Birds Killed every Second in Windo...
- 2008: Whither from Perth?
- Solving Bird Collisions
- Holdem Poker Strategy: Protecting Top Pair
- Cormorant, Redditch
- Seabird-Watching Binoculars and Telescopes
- Little Egret, Upton Warren
- The Australian Nature Reserve: Whingeing Pom #2
- Conservation Volunteering with SeaWatch SW
- Wood Sandpiper, Upton Warren
- Website Design
- The Cattle Egrets are Coming
- Balearic Shearwaters
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- British birds (42)
- creative writing (8)
- environment (33)
- modern art (2)
- movie-making (6)
- musing (2)
- New Zealand (2)
- ontology (8)
- philosophy (8)
- poker strategy (15)
- raptors (18)
- science fiction (2)
- texas holdem poker (9)
- the listing game (37)
- tournament poker (12)
- voluntary work (8)
- website (3)
- Worcestershire (33)
- world travel (24)
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