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30 Jun
4:32pm, 30 Jun 2024
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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.
J2R
30 Jun
4:54pm, 30 Jun 2024
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J2R
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.
30 Jun
4:55pm, 30 Jun 2024
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Derby Tup
I wasn’t aware until earlier ;-)
30 Jun
5:20pm, 30 Jun 2024
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RunningRonnie
Greenfinch sat on electric wire singing away 😀
30 Jun
8:45pm, 30 Jun 2024
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RunningRonnie
First time ever hearing a chiffchaff from my garden.
30 Jun
8:58pm, 30 Jun 2024
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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?

30 Jun
9:03pm, 30 Jun 2024
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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?'....
30 Jun
9:24pm, 30 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.
30 Jun
9:27pm, 30 Jun 2024
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Red Squirrel
Choughin’ ‘ell. You lucky lot!
1 Jul
8:05am, 1 Jul 2024
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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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