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Perfect Organism Mar 2016 8:01am, 5 Mar 2016 547 posts	Quote Pin Perfect Organism My garden is similar Phal. Occasionally we get chaffinches, blackcaps, and goldfinches too, but usually just the same list as you. Saw some cormorants on the harbour today.
GlennR Mar 2016 10:08am, 5 Mar 2016 17,787 posts	Quote Pin GlennR Mine is much the same, although I get wood pigeon and herds of collared doves, regular breakfast club of them this morning. We have small enclosed gardens up my road, so the robins usually sort themselves out ok. I did have two male blackbirds feeding close together yesterday, which was a surprise. I saw three buzzards circling above the roundabout at the turn off for the A14 at Stow-cum-Quay on Thursday.
Derby Tup Mar 2016 10:10am, 5 Mar 2016 20,416 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Cormorant, LTT, nuthatch and curlew seen or heard this morning. Can't be long till chichaff are back with us
ferret67 Mar 2016 4:15pm, 5 Mar 2016 351 posts	Quote Pin ferret67 Skylark singing & I didn't notice the usual fieldfares now I'm thinking like about it! There are plenty of kites & buzzards here, the buzzards are very shy & wary, the kites not, they fly very close & I have perfect views. Unnerving.
northernslowcoach Mar 2016 4:18pm, 5 Mar 2016 12,853 posts	Quote Pin northernslowcoach Got a personal aerial display from a red kite this morning going up burley moor So beautiful
northernslowcoach Mar 2016 4:22pm, 5 Mar 2016 12,854 posts	Quote Pin northernslowcoach And I think I just saw some oystercatchers in a field above draughton
ferret67 Mar 2016 4:33pm, 5 Mar 2016 355 posts	Quote Pin ferret67 I'm convinced they're almost arrogant! Kites, that is
Derby Tup Mar 2016 4:44pm, 5 Mar 2016 20,422 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Lots of oyks and curlew around now nsc
Fragile Do Not Bend Mar 2016 5:49pm, 5 Mar 2016 663 posts	Quote Pin Fragile Do Not Bend I'm very pleased with the variety of bird life in our new garden in the countryside. Only been here a few weeks and seventeen species spotted so far (nothing unusual though)
Derby Tup Mar 2016 6:16pm, 5 Mar 2016 20,423 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Seventeen species for winter is good. Spring migrants will be arriving soon. Even if they don't visit your feeders they'll be around

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