Fetch Birdwatchers
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165 watchers
30 May
5:25pm, 30 May 2025
33,495 posts
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macca 53
Blackcap, black redstart and many storks chasing the grubs lifted by farmers ploughing
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31 May
8:53am, 31 May 2025
21,255 posts
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NDWDave
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31 May
10:23am, 31 May 2025
24,673 posts
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Gooner
NDWDave wrote: didn’t have to leave the sofa for birdwatching this morning Juvenile Robin? One that likes indoors? |
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31 May
11:34am, 31 May 2025
21,256 posts
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NDWDave
The bastard cat brought him inside. Bird was fine in the end Yes it took ages to work out what it was but yes we think juvenile Robin |
31 May
11:36am, 31 May 2025
72,418 posts
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Derby Tup
They’re a gorgeous speckled golden olive colour in the light
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31 May
2:01pm, 31 May 2025
5,187 posts
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Curly45
Red backed shrike today on a post making a racket. New one for me that. More black kites and a possible vulture that was swooping off. |
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31 May
5:30pm, 31 May 2025
33,498 posts
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macca 53
A group of a dozen or so storks circling the local fields and a raptor of some sort circling above them
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31 May
5:32pm, 31 May 2025
8,128 posts
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paulcook
A third call of a cuckoo for the year - though it was close enough to the same location as the first that it could have been the same. One single call but so very loud and clear for once.
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31 May
7:36pm, 31 May 2025
5,188 posts
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Curly45
And a black redstart nesting in the apartment opposite 😍
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31 May
9:19pm, 31 May 2025
9,608 posts
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um
A surprise today. First time sighting in NF (excluding Keyhaven) - near Fritham, in the middle of Longcross Plain (which for 8 months of the year may be mostly waterlogged, but is currently very hard and dry), A bit fuzzy, but I like it And here it is claiming a Fetch trig point! After it landed, there was a whole chorus of curlews. I didn't see them, but at least another 2. (Lots of lapwings as well, but that's a blog!) |
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