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sid ashton


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RE: peregrine ashton

Just realised that's my little brother you're all talking about biggrin.gifbiggrin.gif

P.S. - Just joking - haven't got a little brother !!!

-- Edited by sid ashton on Sunday 24th of January 2010 10:24:36 PM

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Rachael Hill


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Wish they were more common around here wink.gif

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Judith Smith


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Rachael - at the end of the road where I live, is Ashton in Makerfield's only football club (Ashton Town FC), so I knew it was A-u-L! Actually Peregrines flying around are so common now I don't put them in the day book unless they are doing something unusual or near a potential breeding site.

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Rachael Hill


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Before Judith shouts at Jim wink.gif- it will be Ashton under Lyne, nice spot Jimbiggrin.gif

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jim sellwood


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pregrine flew over Curzon Ashton F C about 1:00 p.m. and landed on nearby pylons.

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