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  1. 07-Sep-09, 12:39 #1
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    This is photo's i took of an albino sparrow, lizz also thought it was too, i looked it up and it said it was a leucistic sparrow
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  3. 07-Sep-09, 12:42 #3
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    http://www.mullbirds.com/Leucistic%20Birds.html
    this is a better photo of it
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    ovely photos Highlander. Thanks for sharing.

    It's a bonny birdie and would love to see it.
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    Never seen one of these before, in fact I only saw my first leucistic bird this year in the form of a starling at Strathy Point, then saw another the following week at scrabster harbour. Nice photo.
    Away with the birds
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    Good shots Highlander and thanks for shareing.

    I was reading a while ago in the P&J about an albino otter and it showed a picture of it munching away at a fish.
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