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Ding Derby merrily on Tup
Ding Derby merrily on Tup
Dec 2019
7:27pm, 27 Dec 2019
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:-)

Our local WorthValley dippers are singing nicely atm
J2R
J2R
Dec 2019
8:35pm, 27 Dec 2019
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Never seen a Slavonian Grebe, so deeply envious!
bonners
bonners
Dec 2019
12:41pm, 28 Dec 2019
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Goldcrest in the garden, don't believe it. Still here now on the tree right by the window. It's tiny!!!
steve45
steve45
Dec 2019
12:51pm, 28 Dec 2019
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you might not have seen a Slav Grebe J2R but my word..you see a load of other species.
Nice spot bonners--I'm lucky that I get 'em frequently in this urban garden.
Roberto
Roberto
Dec 2019
2:37pm, 28 Dec 2019
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Most chaffinches I've ever seen at my mums today. Also a dipper in the stream that runs through their garden which is the first time I've seen one here in 15 years.
Heinzster
Heinzster
Dec 2019
10:01pm, 28 Dec 2019
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Large flock of lapwings today. I always think they fly like Nazgul.
D2
D2
Dec 2019
10:40pm, 28 Dec 2019
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I have a new bird table, its was a Christmas present, our local birds seem pleased :)
Ding Derby merrily on Tup
Ding Derby merrily on Tup
Dec 2019
10:40pm, 28 Dec 2019
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steve45
steve45
Dec 2019
11:28am, 30 Dec 2019
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I've not seen a flock of Lapwings for almost half a century! Last group I saw was 25 locally about fifteen years ago.

Nice to have Dipper in a garden area Roberto.
Small flock of up to 15 Long Tailed Tits at dusk every day in my garden.
flyingfinn
flyingfinn
Dec 2019
11:41am, 30 Dec 2019
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My visiting flock of LTTs has been growing over the last week or so. Currently up to 11 or 12. They visit around 9am and then again in late afternoon.

We have a big flock of Lapwings (400-500 are the recent counts) over wintering on the res. I think the relatively high water levels mean that the roost sites are more secure this winter, certainly compared with last year when they were accesible to foxes with barely a damp paw.

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