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I spent two or so hours on Exminster Marsh this morning. Birds were numerous and various. I heard Chiffchaffs singing loudly and my first Willow…
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A willow Warbler, part of the influx this last few days. Jay A Nuthatch leaves the feeding station. I;ve been trying very hard to get…
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There was a small group of Willow Warbler feeding alongside my local brook today and I found it interesting to note the colour of the…
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Robin Coal Tit
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I spent yesterday evening talking to the Devon bird Watching and Preservation Society. I had been invited along to the East Devon Branch meeting to…
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Male Siskin Out in the depths of Dartmoor today I had a nice surprise when, at a feeding station, a pair of Siskin were coming…
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Just before the bird was disturbed by a small child. Seconds later it flew high in to a tree calling as it flew. It then…
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The Ring Ouzel has been an almost mystical bird for me over the last 50 years or so. I hadn't even seen one ever before…
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I was glad that the two male Wheatears were still in the paddock by my hide this morning. I had been thinking quite a lot…
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When I returned to the caravan hide this morning I was really pleased to see two male Wheatears still feeding in the field. Of course…
Wildlife in a Suburban Garden 