Fetch Birdwatchers
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Mar 2022
2:44pm, 24 Mar 2022
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D2
Dunnock in my garden this morning fighting with it's reflection in our garden mirror, hilarious!
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Mar 2022
2:45pm, 24 Mar 2022
54,840 posts
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Derby Tup
It wouldn’t have been fighting its reflection but trying to mate with it  First ring ouzel of spring reported on Bradford Birders blog |
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Mar 2022
3:37pm, 24 Mar 2022
12,282 posts
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D2
I did think that DT!!
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Mar 2022
7:17pm, 24 Mar 2022
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J2R
Only a few days after my first chiffchaffs of the year, my first blackcaps! Three singing males around me on my local patch today. Also a kingfisher fly-by - didn't see it in time but heard the tell-tale whistle.
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Mar 2022
7:21pm, 24 Mar 2022
54,841 posts
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Derby Tup
I’ve got my ears cocked for a blackcap but my target species this year is a gropper
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Mar 2022
7:33pm, 24 Mar 2022
906 posts
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paulcook
A wonderful chaffinch today (well, several) but one bold as brass and came and hopped on our table less than a foot away from us. The bairn was delighted. Though he was soon even more delighted by a little ladybird especially when it was fluttering its wings. Sometimes even the most simple of sightings and among the best.
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Mar 2022
12:16am, 25 Mar 2022
20,462 posts
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flanker
chiffs at last
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Mar 2022
8:40am, 25 Mar 2022
3,175 posts
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flyingfinn
fetcheveryone.com/userprofile.php?id=103663 back to NYM Curlews. A little off where you were last week but I was running up by Cod Beck Reservoir this morning and there were Curlews calling from all directions and displaying above Near Moor.
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Mar 2022
8:49am, 25 Mar 2022
913 posts
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paulcook
I’ve seen or heard them three times in a week now, each time just a little bit east of Cod Beck. Of all the times I’ve run on the moors I can’t remember seeing or hearing one before but perhaps I’ve been blind to them! A quick search on the national parks website shows 2250 breeding pairs across the entire park for example. Though they’re old surveys from the turn of the century they’re not going to be far out. |
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Mar 2022
9:04am, 25 Mar 2022
914 posts
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paulcook
I’m certainly more used to seeing them on less frequent trips to the Dales (and when I used to live in West Yorkshire). I couldn’t see specific figures for there but did see that it’s one area of the country where the breeding figures are holding stable much more.
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