Apr 2020
6:25pm, 9 Apr 2020
2,722 posts
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J2R
First kingfisher in a while today, flashing past along the river. Elsewhere, a multitude of blackcaps and chiffchaffs, and a Cetti's.
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Apr 2020
7:28pm, 9 Apr 2020
21,347 posts
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Red Squirrel
In the park - GSW on tree and in flight, Mandarin duck, Canada geese, goldcrest, coal tit, little grebe, pigeons, mallards, coots, moorhens, starling, song thrush. No heron this eve, but there's usually at least one.
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Apr 2020
7:31pm, 9 Apr 2020
21,348 posts
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Red Squirrel
Got a bit of a magpie problem. It keeps trying to walk in through the back door! I have to shoo it away. Maybe the previous tenant encouraged it ...
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Apr 2020
8:29pm, 9 Apr 2020
2,723 posts
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J2R
Red Squirrel, don't leave any gold rings lying around!
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Apr 2020
8:51pm, 9 Apr 2020
21,353 posts
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Red Squirrel
Good point. No shiny things in the house tho'. At a previous place I lived; one tried to get in through an open window twice.
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Apr 2020
9:10am, 10 Apr 2020
11,626 posts
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D2
I just came in to ask if anyone had seen a swallow yet and I see that DT has......... I shall be spending the next few days listening and looking skyward!
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Apr 2020
9:12am, 10 Apr 2020
39,664 posts
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Derby Tup
I get panicky and jealous when others see migrants before me. I’ll have advanced swift envy soon for sure
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Apr 2020
9:24am, 10 Apr 2020
11,627 posts
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D2
How funny I know just what you mean DT!
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Apr 2020
10:49am, 10 Apr 2020
1,553 posts
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bonners
LOL at DT. I'm always last, cant believe I had an early housemartin spot this year. No swallows yet, but a couple of days coming up with an early morning run into the hills, near a couple of places I know they nest, so eyes peeled. As for swifts, I'm fairly certain I'm last every year :D
Drumming GSW on the way out this morning, couple of little egrets. Couple of curlew and plenty of redshank in the harbour. But sign of my mystery was it/was it not a greenshank.
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Apr 2020
10:53am, 10 Apr 2020
867 posts
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Captain Malcolm Reynolds
Had our first Swallow yesterday. I’ve seen 5 Curlews in the last 3 days apparently a couple of fields near by are a Curlew breeding ground.
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