Cats and Ladybirds
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mr Posh the cats are brill ,not sure about the ladybirds
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Good series Richard, like the shot of Bertie, looks very content.
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I like the first ladybird shot - it's a bit different. Not sure about the other as it just looks like a snapshot if you get me? I like the cats - very cute <3
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Many thanks for the feedback, on reflection I can see what you mean about the second Ladybird.
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Love the expression on the last photo 
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