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sallykate
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Thank you for all the advice - I hadn't even considered eBay, which is daft. I'll take a look at what's on there & also keep an eye out for any Aldi/Lidl action.
KinkyS
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A lone whooper on the river, a new commuting tick for me. Hopefully it will find its friends again and not get left behind...

Stunning bird up close heart
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
Mar 2022
8:41pm, 31 Mar 2022
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Wow!
KinkyS
KinkyS
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10:34pm, 31 Mar 2022
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I'd almost gone past it (oh, swan...) before I realised what I was looking at. It was calling so fingers crossed it's just a bit lost rather than ill...
forever
forever
Mar 2022
10:38pm, 31 Mar 2022
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I had a new visitor to my garden today a very noisy nuthatch. He liked the food in my bird feeder as was back and forth all afternoon.
paulcook
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Apr 2022
10:33pm, 1 Apr 2022
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A run this evening by the river so a fair few very splendid cormorants tonight. And a swan hunkered down on her nest. Once I finished a mallard all but waddled into my open car. Very curious.
flanker
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Apr 2022
12:42am, 2 Apr 2022
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First few golden plover up on the moor yesterday morning, along with a load of mippits and skylarks doing a rather elegant airborne courtship dance.

Also what looked like a large raptor. It didn't look quite l;ike one, but the only answer I can come up with was a raven ... unless there is something unusual about.
phal
phal
Apr 2022
9:49am, 2 Apr 2022
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We’ve just had a Sparrowhawk sitting on our upside down wheelbarrow demolishing a Sparrow. Sticking to correct name today rather than a Robinhawk thankfully.

The garden birds all went pretty quiet for a bit. It sat on the fat balls on it’s way out the garden as well as if you make a point!
steve45
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Apr 2022
10:15am, 2 Apr 2022
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Bresser 8x40 from Amazon, forty quid or thereabouts.

A late lone Whooper there Kinky.
My first Willow Warbler singing this morning, usual date in my location.
Loads of Blackcaps this year.
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
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10:39am, 2 Apr 2022
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Still waiting local blackcap

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