Fetch Birdwatchers
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165 watchers
Feb 2019
2:26pm, 14 Feb 2019
6,735 posts
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larkim
Lovely owly noises last night (no idea what type!). And 10m from a perched buzzard on Sunday am, combined with the ever-non-spottable woodpeckers bashing away at the trees. One of the benefits of not running with headphones!
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Feb 2019
2:46pm, 14 Feb 2019
2,410 posts
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phal
happyG - definitely sound like redwing 😀😀 Some great spots going on 👍👍 |
Feb 2019
8:57pm, 14 Feb 2019
104 posts
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Paul N
Got pooped on by a starling on my run home
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Feb 2019
9:14pm, 14 Feb 2019
38,249 posts
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alpenrose
Are you sure it was a starling? 
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Feb 2019
9:19pm, 14 Feb 2019
429 posts
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oi you
My Mrs reckoned that she heard a cuckoo today. A bit early?
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Feb 2019
9:32pm, 14 Feb 2019
29,285 posts
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Derby Tup
Very early
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Feb 2019
11:27pm, 14 Feb 2019
2,263 posts
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jacdaw
The cuckoos have started moving. I saw some satellite tracking data last week that showed them heading this way. I don't think they had got to Europe, though. bto.org |
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Feb 2019
11:45pm, 14 Feb 2019
430 posts
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oi you
Well, it seemed a bit unlikely. I googled it when we got home, and mid-April is the traditional date, not mid-Feb. Plus it was a bit urban - the rough end of Folkestone,but being only 20 miles or so from Europe we do see a lot of migrants (of all sorts) Perhaps someone still has a cuckoo clock. Thanks for the BTO link. Quite interesting stuff. |
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Feb 2019
7:05am, 15 Feb 2019
29,290 posts
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Derby Tup
Chiffchaff : arriving in a copse or thicket near in in possibly not much more than four weeks time
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Feb 2019
8:03am, 15 Feb 2019
1,202 posts
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flyingfinn
You don't need to wait that long DT. Just get yourself to Derbyshire (Carr Vale at J29a on M1). There has been both a Siberian and nominate Chiffchaffs there for the last few weeks. Derbyshire always first
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