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May 2022
10:21am, 5 May 2022
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flyingfinn
This morning's Redstart. A Willow Warbler and a Song Thrush that looks like it had to get up in a hurry for the morning chorus 🤣





May 2022
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Rosehip
Great pics :)

Saw my first swallows yesterday. A pair (?) swooping in and out of the barn/shop at a farm shop/plant centre I visited. The staff and customers didn’t seem to worry them at all :)
May 2022
10:48am, 5 May 2022
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phal
Great pics ff 😀
J2R
May 2022
11:12am, 5 May 2022
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J2R
Smashing pictures, ff! Envious of your redstart, a gorgeous bird we don't see much round here.
May 2022
11:13am, 5 May 2022
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Reiver
Stonechat at the coast on Monday. Very interesting call.
May 2022
11:20am, 5 May 2022
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Derby Tup
Redstart is a bit of a bogey bird for me. I used to see far more pied fly than redstart in Wharfedale. I need to go to Bolton Abbey soon! Sadly, wood warbler is barely hanging on there and they are a great fave of mine. Need to pay respects to the ancient Laund oak too

boltonabbey.com

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May 2022
12:27pm, 5 May 2022
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nme2no1
Lots of Peregrine based news on the Beeb

bbc.co.uk

bbc.co.uk

Although I am a little concerned about the treatment of said raptors, if the locals are "breading" them!

"Local ornithologist and licensed bird-ringer Barry Trevis said: "It is very important to monitor the breading success of the birds, along with their survival rates and movements.""
May 2022
12:38pm, 5 May 2022
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jacdaw
How are the St Mark's Flies doing this year? We don't seem to have many.
J2R
May 2022
2:34pm, 5 May 2022
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J2R
Warblerfest out alongside the river today - chiffchaffs, whitethroats, blackcaps, sedge warblers all singing their little hearts out. Highlight was first house martins of the year for me, though, a flock of them swooping over a pond.
May 2022
2:45pm, 5 May 2022
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Yorkshire Pie
I spotted some house martins on my lunchtime walk too :)

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