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ferret67
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Here - Wilts.
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
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Barn owl are dirnal and will often been seen in daylight. Typically a gloomy misty day ;-)
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
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Diurnal nerd
GlennR
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[Didn't want to say - there's another thread for pedants. ;)]
Derby Tup
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{All threads are for pedants}
Chrisity
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Two Robins having a singing battle, staking out their territories. Song Thrush practicing it's three times table, Great Tits going through the dictionary, Blue Tits giggling - what month is it again?
Derby Tup
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I heard a blackbird singing beautifully yesterday. It's mid to late February isn't it?
Meglet
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Blue tit chirruping it's heart out in the tree outside my window this morning.
alpenrose
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Kestrell hovering and flying. The trees are coming in to leaf now and the catkins are growing on the willow trees.
ferret67
ferret67
Jan 2016
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Derby T, thank you cheered me up no end. Also explains the small owl - never seen them at night, only in the morning. (Hard to see them in the dark)
Nice surprise, small flock, only 12 ish, golden plovers about 4 pm.

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