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Chris Harper


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So really with the semi end of lockdown our bogey birds for the garden were Pied Wagtail, Great Spotted Woodpecker and Mute Swan. All on the garden list but not a breath in the 7 weeks of scoping and watching. Been fun looking though.



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Chris Harper


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Rob Thorpe wrote:

White-tailed Eagle.

 

Here's hoping. Still waiting for that Wagtail 



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White-tailed Eagle.

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Peter Nolan Woolley


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Can relate Chris. Before lockdown I could have put money on Great Tit & Wren to have visited at least once a day. now notably absent hmm



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Thought this may be an appropriate place to put in ideas about this.

Have a pretty good list for my lockdown in Dukinfield but after nearly 6 weeks of looking still no Pied Wagtail. 

Must know every rooftop from my bench scoping spot but not a sight nor sound.

As for Great Spotted Woodpecker....



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