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Hanneke
Hanneke
Sep 2021
7:25pm, 16 Sep 2021
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Middle spotted wood pecker.
Several red squirrels but they are very common here. Still, great to see them :)
jacdaw
jacdaw
Sep 2021
7:54am, 17 Sep 2021
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Loads of House Martins and quite a few swallows over Rowling End yesterday.

I guess you're not in the UK at the moment, Hann?
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
Sep 2021
7:57am, 17 Sep 2021
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Any further NE guillemot news j?
jacdaw
jacdaw
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8:21am, 17 Sep 2021
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Fish and Guillemots have gone for analysis, I believe.

A summary, here:

isleofmaynnr.wordpress.com

And I've heard reports of lots of birds close to shore in the Tweed estuary this week.
jacdaw
jacdaw
Sep 2021
5:18pm, 17 Sep 2021
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Dead birds tested so far are negative for bird flu. Current hypotheses seem to be starvation or toxins (possibly algae related).

Dead Razorbills turning up in Northumberland as well as Guillemot.
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
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5:19pm, 17 Sep 2021
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:-(
Winniefree
Winniefree
Sep 2021
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We’ve seen dead guillemot at Coldingham Bay on Wednesday and Belhaven today.
Hanneke
Hanneke
Sep 2021
12:21am, 18 Sep 2021
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All these dead birds sound very worrying...

JD, I am in the Netherlands :)
Hanneke
Hanneke
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Black storks here too, my sister's garden backs out into a wetland nature reserve.
Also saw a normal.stork sitting on a lamppost today. I know they aren't special but I just never see them now in the UK. Same with the black kites.
Derby Tup
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9:42am, 18 Sep 2021
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We’re in Suffolk seeing Stef’s parents and went for a walk this morning on the seafront. They have loads of sparrow here. Photo taken by Stef, who lives chirpy spadges heart

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