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Feb 2019
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C-Cat
Enjoyed watching a pair of GSWs playing chase in the bare oak canopy at the end of the farm track yesterday morning. So agile and playful.

The track hedgerow had at least 5 robins, several blackbirds, blue tits, great tits and a low flying buzzard. In the end field there were redwing. I realised this has recently become close to my "normal" for a winter morning walk πŸ˜€
Feb 2019
8:24pm, 3 Feb 2019
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Heinzster
I have only ever seen on green and one great spotted woodpecker. Both while visiting friends in SE England. A few GSW now in Wicklow, none in NI. I had also never seen a molehill until I was in my late 30s as moles don't live in Ireland. Still Patrick must have thought they were snakes ☘️
Feb 2019
8:33pm, 3 Feb 2019
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Rosehip
sodding molehills! - I injure myself tripping over frozen ones in the dark more than any running or other activity!
Feb 2019
8:33pm, 3 Feb 2019
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phal
We have GSW and greens round here πŸ‘
Feb 2019
8:42pm, 3 Feb 2019
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flanker
But we have snow phal ;-) :-p :-)
Feb 2019
8:50pm, 3 Feb 2019
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Derby Tup
We have moleys but not a lot of snow :-(
Feb 2019
9:08pm, 3 Feb 2019
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phal
Ooooo and you know just how much I love snow ❄️ ⛄️ 😍😍😍
J2R
Feb 2019
9:21pm, 3 Feb 2019
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J2R
I think green woodpeckers must have become a lot more common. I remember my excitement at seeing them a couple of decades ago, but I see them very often nowadays. Sometimes I think this kind of thing is down to getting better at spotting a particular bird, but green woodpeckers are so bright, and so loud and distinctive in their call, they don't require a lot of skill in spotting.
Feb 2019
9:25pm, 3 Feb 2019
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phal
Maybe we need to start a map of where we all are so we can compare what we are seeing where!
Feb 2019
7:25am, 4 Feb 2019
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Rosehip
nice idea - no idea how to do it though!

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