Pictures of St Columb Major

in the county of Cornwall

Church of St Columb Major by Margaret Dickinson ©

A side road by Margaret Dickinson ©

Photograph of I think this was a red Falcon.

I think this was a red Falcon. by Peter Evans ©

Photograph of Magnificent bird, even on the ground.

Magnificent bird, even on the ground. by Peter Evans ©

Photograph of Another nice looking bird.

Another nice looking bird. by Peter Evans ©

A small woodland hawk. by Peter Evans ©

Photograph of Looks like a Budgie dont he?

Looks like a Budgie dont he? by Peter Evans ©

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(4.4 miles, 7.0 km, direction NW of St Columb Major)

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