Fetch Birdwatchers
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165 watchers
Jan 2017
3:05pm, 21 Jan 2017
161 posts
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bonners
Great run Derby, I always get more excited on birds I manage to spot on my runs
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Jan 2017
3:14pm, 21 Jan 2017
17,351 posts
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KinkyS
Bags are packed, we're off to the north Norfolk coast for a week of birding 
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Jan 2017
4:27pm, 21 Jan 2017
22,357 posts
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Derby Tup
Ace Kinky
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Jan 2017
6:50pm, 21 Jan 2017
7,000 posts
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Watford Wobble
Could catch the Peddars Way Ultra KS at the weekend?
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Jan 2017
10:19pm, 21 Jan 2017
17,352 posts
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KinkyS
I'm doing Peddars Way First thing tomorrow I'm shopping for new bins. Studying the rare bird sites to see what's about... |
Jan 2017
10:55am, 22 Jan 2017
1,414 posts
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steve45
Should be a good time in Norfolk KinkyS. Twill be chilly though! Running too?! Same number of Blackbirds again this morning along part of my run and seven Song Thrushes singing. Two Bullfinches and a couple of small groups of Goldfinch. Daffodils are blooming in south Cardiff near The Bay. And a Black Redstart in the City Centre. (I didn't see it). |
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Jan 2017
11:07am, 22 Jan 2017
22,367 posts
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Derby Tup
Yet to hear a song thrush but lots of blackbirds about on our brisk 20 minute dog walk this morning
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Jan 2017
11:55am, 22 Jan 2017
162 posts
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bonners
Great spots all. Not a lot on our walk apart from hundreds of lapwings in flight making glorious shapes and generally making me smile.
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Jan 2017
12:16pm, 22 Jan 2017
22,369 posts
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Derby Tup
We have breeding curlew and lapwing close to our village in spring time. Last night (in the Swan  ) I volunteered to do some survey work with the environmental group attached to our village civic society. I was also reminded about Wharfedale Naturalists last night, who have regular meetings / lectures wharfedale-nats.org.uk |
Jan 2017
12:25pm, 22 Jan 2017
17,574 posts
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Meglet
Had a little run along the river in Tadcaster this morning. Without even trying I saw a kingfisher, a wren and a GC Grebe. Plus the usual blackbirds, chaffinches, a couple of different wagtails, plenty of corvids. Including some dead ones hanging from a bush, ugh.
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