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ferret67
ferret67
Jan 2016
6:04pm, 25 Jan 2016
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Thanks for lovely Cetti warbler link, I hear that often at lake
Birdypie
Birdypie
Jan 2016
4:44pm, 26 Jan 2016
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My raptor identification is awful. Once mistook a rook for a golden eagle and my birding friend has never let me forget it! We have Bitterns now in Stodmarsh reserve near me in Kent - haven't been lucky enough to see them there yet. Rumour has it Otters are back on the Medway as well!
GlennR
GlennR
Jan 2016
8:30pm, 26 Jan 2016
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Lots of geese - Canada I think - in a field near Crystal Palace that I saw from the train this morning.
oi you
oi you
Jan 2016
11:01am, 27 Jan 2016
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I can see 8 blackbirds feeding on one patch of grass. I don't recall ever seeing that many before. Do they often go mob-handed.?
GlennR
GlennR
Jan 2016
11:12am, 27 Jan 2016
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The females can be quite social.
Dave A
Dave A
Jan 2016
9:58am, 28 Jan 2016
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GSW this morning hopping round some trees.
ferret67
ferret67
Jan 2016
1:55pm, 29 Jan 2016
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😀 1st nuthatch on the feeder this year
steve45
steve45
Jan 2016
4:14pm, 29 Jan 2016
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Cetti's quiet around here lately but they sure do "explode" when the time is right! Floodwater on fields with plenty of gulls (still want to catch a Med amongst them so will have to forgo a run to do that!) and 25 Carrion Crows finding food along the water's edges.
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
Jan 2016
4:27pm, 29 Jan 2016
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Huge amount of gulls on the floods (and mud) in Airedale too. Bet there's a Med or two if someone staked them out nerd
KinkyS
KinkyS
Jan 2016
8:01pm, 29 Jan 2016
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A trek along the beach into a howling headwind today, all made worth it by 3 shorelarks showing beautifully for us after a bit of a wait :-)

(Phal - we parked at your RNR leg 3 start, went out along the bank you run along, but then at the beach we turned right instead of left, away from Holkham not towards...)

Why do birds choose such hostile places to live?! Yesterday we trekked along a different windswept beach to find a flock of 30-odd snow bunting :-)

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