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19 Apr
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Rosehip
it's beautiful, whatever it is :)
19 Apr
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HellsBells
Leucistic sparrow for me

Just had a wander round a local lake and saw both reed bunting and reed warbler along with a couple of little grebes and a pair of coots with 6 babies
19 Apr
6:18pm, 19 Apr 2025
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jacdaw
First Wheatear of the year for me, today.
19 Apr
6:37pm, 19 Apr 2025
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Northern Exile
Just had a pied waggy peer into my workshop, hopping around outside even now 🙂
20 Apr
4:04pm, 20 Apr 2025
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jacdaw
I've just this minute heard my first Blackcap of the year, in the garden. My warbler song recognition is so rusty I had to get Merlin to confirm it.
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paulcook
Merlin gave me a grasshopper warbler yesterday. Not sure I’d know what one was though all warblers sound and look very similar to me anyway.

Lapwing, curlew, oystercatchers and larks at the top of Swaledale this morning.
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J2R
A run at the coast today brought my first whitethroats of the year, as well as linnets, LOTS of sand martins, some swallows and house martins, meadow pipits and stonechats. Still no willow warblers, in an area where I expected them (heathland with lots of scrub), but a chat with someone from the local wildlife trust revealed that there are Dartford warblers in the area, something I did not know about. I must go back to investigate.
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Red Squirrel
Pair of shellduck again today. With my new binos, I could clearly see the difference between their bills. This is in a newly-dug large pond near my house.

Went for a walk and I could hear lot of birds but just saw wrens, chaffinch, blackbirds fighting, rooks, red squirrel.

There’s a lone swan on the distillery pool. Last year’s baby.
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HellsBells
Heard my first cuckoo of the year this afternoon and saw some swallows.
It’s nearly summer :-)
20 Apr
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paulcook
The cygnets from last year at our local pond were finally sent packing earlier this month / late last month when mother swan found a new nest site (actually she's been picking between two).

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