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icemaiden Mar 2023 11:02am, 27 Mar 2023 5,604 posts	Quote Pin icemaiden Goosanders are bigger than most ducks. And mean looking.
RunningRonnie Mar 2023 11:17am, 27 Mar 2023 2,576 posts	Quote Pin RunningRonnie Recently moved home (mid-August 2022) and cannot believe the variety of birds we are getting in our garden. We are lucky to have a small woods right next to our garden and several mature trees in our garden. Seen so far: Woodpecker Treecreepers Great tits Blue tits Coal Tits Songlark Tree Sparrows Blackbirds Dunnocks Wrens Goldfinches Chaffinches Last year we also had Swallows and house martins.
Derby Tup Mar 2023 12:03pm, 27 Mar 2023 58,964 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Love the 'creeper
Winniefree Mar 2023 1:28pm, 27 Mar 2023 4,351 posts	Quote Pin Winniefree Could be a Muscovy flanker? We have loads round here now.
Winniefree Mar 2023 1:29pm, 27 Mar 2023 4,352 posts	Quote Pin Winniefree Now Flanker will be confused I meant
Winniefree Mar 2023 1:30pm, 27 Mar 2023 4,353 posts	Quote Pin Winniefree Dvorak of course.
J2R Mar 2023 2:15pm, 27 Mar 2023 4,597 posts	Quote Pin J2R Amazing, RunningRonnie! Yes, backing on to a wood is absolutely great for birdlife in your garden.
RunningRonnie Mar 2023 3:05pm, 27 Mar 2023 2,577 posts	Quote Pin RunningRonnie Love the 'creeper It was great seeing him creeping up my house like that.
Derby Tup Mar 2023 3:18pm, 27 Mar 2023 58,968 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Treecreeper and nuthatch fascinate me. Mousey introvert or noisy extrovert. If you get you ear in nuthatch are incredibly common anywhere there are trees and vocal for a really good part of the year
J2R Mar 2023 5:23pm, 27 Mar 2023 4,598 posts	Quote Pin J2R I was watching a nuthatch and a great spotted woodpecker working the same tree in Westonbirt Arboretum on Saturday. Yes, DT, you hear the call a lot. But how often can you actually see the bird, having identified where the call is coming from? Not very often, in my case.

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