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J2R
Aug 2024
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J2R
Not a shrike, no. They are a bird I'm quite familiar with, in some part thanks to visits to Bulgaria, where they are quite common in scrubland. Thanks anyway!
J2R
Aug 2024
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Just saw a red-backed shrike again now, perched on a nearby post.
J2R
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5:45pm, 24 Aug 2024
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Also reasonably convinced that the green woodpecker we saw today was in fact a grey-headed woodpecker.
Aug 2024
10:51pm, 24 Aug 2024
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RunningRonnie
Enjoying the second brood of Swallows fledging this weekend.



J2R
Aug 2024
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Great stuff, Ronnie! House martins still going into nests here in Bulgaria. They continue breeding late, these hirundines.

Merlin ID has picked up red-rumped swallows around me but I can't say I've spotted one myself. I have seen them before here, though
Aug 2024
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Derby Tup
Song thrush carrying food and a singing chiffchaff
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icemaiden
House martins on nests here too. I've seen the adults previously, but spotted them going into the nest this morning.
J2R
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J2R
Clear view of red-rumped swallow today. Plus a sighting of what looked like some kind of finch but which was unknown to me. I'll have to wait until I get back to my Collins Guide. Also tree sparrows. Bee-eaters again.
Aug 2024
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RunningRonnie
Huge numbers of swallows today for some reason. I feel it's the final hoorah before they leave :-(

Aug 2024
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Surelynot
Where in Bulgaria are you @J2R ?

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