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I love yellowhammers too - growing up with my grandma's farm in the fens they were a normal summer backdrop - they should be common here, but this is the first year it seems like they are present at the density they should be
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Yellowhammers aren't common round here, but the uk population isn't what it once was. Mostly down to changes in farming practices, I believe.



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Typical Derbyshire Peak limestone country - Cressbrook Dale
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I stopped to eat an apple on the way home from Enniskillen this evening and when I went to get back on the bike there was a badger staring at me from the other side of the road. We looked at each for a while and then it took itself off through a gap in the hedge and into the field.
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11:33pm, 1 Jul 2020
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Dabchick in the park this evening, next minute it was away again
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And I'm now pretty certain I know where the kingfisher nest is.
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Nice picture DT. I love those dales, beautiful places and delightful running.

Another trip out to Fairburn Ings today and the drive was rewarded by a good collection of birds including a Cattle Egret, Black-necked Grebe (they've bred there), Lesser Whitethroat, Spoonbills, Avocet and Green Woodpecker.
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J2R - we have at least two hedgehogs here too. We mainly see them on camera (I leave it by their food bowl overnight) but I've seen them a couple of times with my own eyes which I was very excited about :)

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