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Robert Adderley


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Just 7 Bramblings this afternoon on Cow Lane, also 1 Swallow back at Meadow Bank farm.

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Robert Adderley


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Still c30+ Bramblings on Cow Lane, Hollingworth, with several males now approaching full sum plum - 31st March.

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Judith Smith


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What is "lots", please? My computer likes numbers!

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Annette Cutts


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Lots of brambling on the edge of my plot today. The males are really starting to colour up nicely!

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Annette Cutts


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Heard my first brambling call today. Never heard one before and it was bugging me all morning that i couldnt find what bird was making the noise. Eventually saw a male brambling sat in the tree on my allotment singin merrily away.

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Annette Cutts


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A male and female Brambling were present this morning on my allotment that borders Smithalls country park. They were amongst a small chaffinch flock.

At my allotment I also have a pair of nuthatches feeding regularly at my feeders :)

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