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Blackcap in the garden at mum and dad’s. Then redshank, eider ducks and black guillemot down at the harbour.
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Back in Austria and the house martins are flitting about now.
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Went back to my old manor this evening: Strid Woods at Bolton Abbey. Highlights included: pair of redshank, mandarin, several goosander, seemingly dozens of singing thrush, dipper, LTT, displaying lapwing and a tawny owl. No sand martin or common sand yet :(
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This is from Bangor harbour today.

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Nice pic !
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bonners...House Martins were seen in South East Wales about ten days ago!
Four Blackcaps along the trails this morning ...singing in the rain!
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Might've been then Steve. Loads of Shelducks and Redshanks on the Conwy river this morning. Loads of lovely little birds around the RSPB reserve after parkrun. I get mixed up, small bird, similar to a chiff chaff, but a slightly different song?
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Willow warbler obvious one but dunnock possibility size wise
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Cheers, DT, Willow warbler was my guess, thanks for the confirmation.
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Avocet on my local patch at lunchtime, first time I've seen one here. Couldn't find any Blackcaps though. And after a mass exodus last weekend the Lapwings have started to reappear.

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