Fetch Birdwatchers
2 lurkers |
165 watchers
Dec 2017
7:33pm, 25 Dec 2017
351 posts
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bonners
I was chuffed to bits, we get between two and four each year but I've never seen them before, always in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Dec 2017
7:40pm, 25 Dec 2017
1,046 posts
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Heinzster
The waxwing appeared on our apples at least five times today. It gave my parents a good view
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Dec 2017
11:20am, 26 Dec 2017
2,223 posts
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steve45
Snow Buntings bonners...just great! Blackbird singing regularly, Song Thrushes too of course. Coal, Blue, Great and Long Tailed Tits daily in garden but nothing much exciting. Catkins dripping from trees along my running route are a bit earlier than the last couple of years. |
Dec 2017
12:27pm, 26 Dec 2017
30,793 posts
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angelrose
I was cycling along a road near the sea this morning and 2 oyster catchers were wandering along the road and grass verge, a seagull seemed to be tap dancing on the grass and a pied wagtail was running around a bit further on.
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Dec 2017
12:46pm, 26 Dec 2017
24,174 posts
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Derby Tup
Blue tit and robin on our feeders today  (we moved recently and havenāt had many visitors so far)
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Dec 2017
11:10pm, 26 Dec 2017
15,716 posts
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Chrisity
Put a few pictures from my West Indies holiday in my blog fetcheveryone.com/blog/2274/2017/12#375980 |
Dec 2017
11:37pm, 26 Dec 2017
1,428 posts
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Winniefree
Wow, great pictures, looks like a wonderful place to visit.
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Dec 2017
6:30am, 27 Dec 2017
2,292 posts
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ferret
Is it too early for song thrush singing? I enjoyed listening to a loud beautiful repetitive song as I jogged along the Rodwell trail yesterday & thought I knew what it was but looking at the rspb website made me wonder. We too have tap-dancing gulls so funny.
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Dec 2017
8:30am, 27 Dec 2017
24,179 posts
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Derby Tup
Not too early for song birds to be singing on a mild day ferret
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Dec 2017
10:13am, 27 Dec 2017
2,295 posts
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ferret
Thank you DT (& song thrush š)
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