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J2R
J2R
Apr 2018
4:46pm, 8 Apr 2018
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DT, wood warbler, perhaps?
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
Apr 2018
6:03pm, 8 Apr 2018
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Wood warbler early May and I know the song well. Coincidentally we were at the local ww stronghold on Friday and I was thinking about them then
J2R
J2R
Apr 2018
6:06pm, 8 Apr 2018
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Yes, definitely early for wood warbler. Just thought it sort of fitted the description.
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
Apr 2018
6:12pm, 8 Apr 2018
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Thanks for reminding me. I guess it might have been siskin
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
Apr 2018
6:14pm, 8 Apr 2018
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Dochart
Dochart
Apr 2018
8:07pm, 8 Apr 2018
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That looks very acceptable, DT!

Pair of garganey, 5 little egret & 3 black tailed godwit summer plumage in the neighbouring flooded fields at high tide this lunchtime.
D2
D2
Apr 2018
9:26am, 9 Apr 2018
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WTF moment.......... Just looked out of my window, bear in mind its really foggy.... and wondered what on earth was in the courtyard .. some kind of round brown thing .. and there's another but darker brown.

Pheasants obviously once the fog swirled a bit! :)
flanker
flanker
Apr 2018
12:39pm, 9 Apr 2018
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Yesterday's run was one of yellow birds: incredibly yellow yellowhammers in the hedges, dozens of grey wags on the Don and reservoirs (Broomhead, More Hall, Rivelin, and Redmires were teeming with them), and a bit surprisingly goldfinch up on Stanage Edge.
Chrisity
Chrisity
Apr 2018
12:09pm, 10 Apr 2018
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First Swifts of the year, mind i was in Gran Canaria.
flyingfinn
flyingfinn
Apr 2018
12:29pm, 10 Apr 2018
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Lol Chrisity! I like the idea though, fly south to find the birds rather than wait for to get here :-)

Project Goldfinch going well here, word seems to have got out that I now have niger and getting regular visits now. Moments ago there were four here feeding on the niger and sunflower hearts within five feet of where I'm sitting. Blue Tits not happy though at the extra mouths to feed and seemed to be doing their best to drive them off!

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