Now, about those crossbills . . .

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04 Jun 2024 17:29 #8611 by Alan Hudson
Replied by Alan Hudson on topic Now, about those crossbills . . .
Not tried yet this year although I know there are some just round the corner on the way to Owlets  Wood
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04 Jun 2024 16:28 #8609 by Pete Locking
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Any Nightjars at Laughton Forrest, Alan?

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02 Jun 2024 17:12 #8602 by Alan Hudson
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There are still plenty flitting about Laughton Forest at the moment
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02 Jun 2024 16:51 #8600 by Jim Wright
Now, about those crossbills . . . was created by Jim Wright
Contrary to a report in the June edition  of the club's e-newsletter, The Heron, there definitely was a sighting of crossbill on the club's trip to the Cairngorms last month.

One of our party, Jacquie, an experienced 'crossie' observer, was on the ball on our morning in Loch Garten.

She writes: "I did have two crossbills over road near the car park - heard better than saw."

Well spotted, Jacquie, and I am happy to correct the record.

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