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dave evans


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Twite spooked from feeding station at around 1100hrs by walker (who was about 50m infront of me) birds came back to feeding station at midday, 24 in number. Stayed for 5 mins until weather deteriorated from cold wind to cold wind with rain - great.  There were also 2 Raven in the area and a male stonechat at the feeding station away from the main path.

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Les Steele


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Hi Ian


I was up there myself this morning - must have missed you...


There were 20 Twite moving between the feeding stations - there was quite a bit of disturbance with dog walkers and cyclists at the Light Hazzles feeding station. Also in the area - 1 reed bunting in the Head Drain, and a Pied Wagtail at Blackstone edge Res.


Les


 


 



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Ian Chisnall


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Visited above for first time today - saw the feeding station but no birds there at that time . However saw flock of 20 twite on way back to White House. They were near a craggy outcrop by the path halfway back


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