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Muttley
I saw a couple of choughs at Gwithian and I think I've heard their call since then but not lately. Lovely birds.
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Yes, Bempton is fabulous - was there around this time last year.

DT, Alpine choughs aren't the same as the Welsh/Cornish choughs (as I'm sure you're aware). As a skier I'm very familiar with them, as they hang around outside mountain restaurants and are often very bold.
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Derby Tup
I wasn’t aware until earlier ;-)
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RunningRonnie
Greenfinch sat on electric wire singing away 😀
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RunningRonnie
First time ever hearing a chiffchaff from my garden.
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tinebeest
@um lovely pics! I lived in Cornwall for 2 years and never saw any- choughs were threatened with extinction back then IIRC

Bringing you a meadow full of stork - I bumped into them by accident on my bike ride. I love how they’re becoming a regular feature here. Does anybody know when stork take on their adult plumage? It seems early for the youngsters from this year to look like that already, doesn’t it?

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Jen HB
A friend's Dad went on a bird watching trip and lots of people were getting excited by a heron and he was 'where?'

'By the pond' was the answer
he responded: 'you mean the plastic one?'....
Jun 2024
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Windsor Wool
back in Berkshire now, my boy was playing cricket today vs Cornwall, lots of driving over 2 days!

Choughs were on the North Cliffs close to Tehidy North Cliffs car park.
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Red Squirrel
Choughin’ ‘ell. You lucky lot!
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Muttley
Last time I went to Paradise Park in Hayle, choughs were part of their free-flying display. Always a good show, along with Archie the bald eagle who sometimes flies out over the estuary -- no doubt alarming the local wading birds down below.

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