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Richard Thew


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Sorry to hear about your 12 week isolation, but interesting with your rook, as I wouldn't have thought they would visit feeders in gardens around here.
Love your picture of it too, very close!!!
Ta!

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Steven Higginbottom


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So far today
1 Ring-necked parakeet chasing a Pigeon around a Garden first and a year tick.
1 Lesser Black backed Gull flew over .
1 Rook returning daily to my feeders.

Cheers Steven



-- Edited by Ian McKerchar on Tuesday 7th of April 2020 01:12:30 PM

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Started a 12 week Isolation on Thursday after receiving a Letter meaning I can't go to work till June so been able to do some garden watching in a Small Garden next to a Street.
Good activity with a couple of surprises.
1 Rook which looks like a 1st Year Bird record shot attached taken through the Kitchen Window.
2 Jackdaws.

Usual visitors include.
9 Goldfinches, 4 Greenfinch, 2 Chaffinch.
2 Blue Tits, 2 Great Tits, 2 Coal Tits
2 Wood pigeons, 4 Feral Pigeons,
Magpie, Starlings, Blackbirds, Robins, Dunnock

Cheers Steven

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