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HellsBells Jan 2021 10:25am, 8 Jan 2021 27,541 posts	Quote Pin HellsBells Not on the high street didn’t have much PresentIndicative have a few birds ones, but some fabulous others presentindicative.com Surprisingly nothing on the natural history museum site
Derby Tup Jan 2021 10:37am, 8 Jan 2021 48,412 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup My father in law ‘makes’ jigsaws on his computer from digital photos Not sure what software / app he uses but I’ll check
Heinzster Jan 2021 2:13pm, 8 Jan 2021 1,689 posts	Quote Pin Heinzster Several bullfinch in a very frosty park today
HellsBells Jan 2021 2:14pm, 8 Jan 2021 27,544 posts	Quote Pin HellsBells Beautiful. I’ve only seen one recently and that was at Ouse Fen reserve
Heinzster Jan 2021 3:05pm, 8 Jan 2021 1,690 posts	Quote Pin Heinzster I am useless at identifying thrushes. This one was eating a windfall apple in my garden, can anyone enlighten me?
HellsBells Jan 2021 3:10pm, 8 Jan 2021 27,546 posts	Quote Pin HellsBells I think fieldfare
Heinzster Jan 2021 4:35pm, 8 Jan 2021 1,691 posts	Quote Pin Heinzster Thanks HB!
Roberto Jan 2021 4:36pm, 8 Jan 2021 1,620 posts	Quote Pin Roberto Lovely wet walk in the woods this morning but the bird feeders by the entrance were teeming. Lots of long tailed tits, a couple of treecreepers and saw a couple of bullfinch as well.
flyingfinn Jan 2021 4:43pm, 8 Jan 2021 2,460 posts	Quote Pin flyingfinn As HB said Heinzster. They do like a windfall when the ground is frozen. Certainly round here the only time you are likely to get them in the gardens, as opposed to out in the fields and hedgerows, is when the ground is frozen/snow covered.
J2R Jan 2021 9:16pm, 8 Jan 2021 3,350 posts	Quote Pin J2R Definitely fieldfare. Note the grey on the head. 'My' redwings have continued to come and perch briefly at the top of the big walnut tree which overhangs our garden - it's a good staging post and they don't hang around long. Not seen any fieldfares in the garden this year, though.

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Big Garden Birdwatch 24th - 26th January 2025 rspb.org.uk

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