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sid ashton


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Henry Cook wrote:

A Slav and Smew (fem) reported here today, viewed from the churchyard, not bad!




If the last couple of year's patterns are followed it is likely that the Smew will move on to Tatton Park - where viewing is a lot easier.

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Henry Cook


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A Slav and Smew (fem) reported here today, viewed from the churchyard, not bad!

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Quite a sizeable Starling roost is starting to build up at Rostherne (viewed from behind the church) - not as big as previous years but worth looking at. The early arrivals were met by a Sparrowhawk waiting for dinner

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