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Vaughan Evans


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Had a quick look for the redpolls on Sunday morning - to no avail. Fairly quiet with just a few tits and a treecreeper

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Hale garden 2015: 55 (latest: Siskin): Two Owls!!
Henry Cook


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Well, sadly there are no pics of the Mealy Redpoll in the garden off Shay Lane from a few days ago but i'm lead to believe it was almost certainly a Mealy. Should have come home for that one, I need some points in the comp!
Henry.

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Vaughan Evans


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Not quite Hale Barns, but Hale - I had a Brambling (female) in the garden yesterday along with 25 Siskins and a Bullfinch. Song Thrush started singing on Wednesday too.

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Hale garden 2015: 55 (latest: Siskin): Two Owls!!
Henry Cook


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Report from my Mum of a possible Common (mealy/arctic?) type Redpoll in the garden today -
Off Shay Lane at the Thorley Lane end. There is a stand of alders there which often harbour Siskins and Redpolls if anyone's interested.
Just awaiting photos now. Come on mum!
Thanks. Henry Cook.

P.s. I have to add that she found the last one in the area in the garden!

-- Edited by Henry Cook at 10:01, 2008-01-17

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