Yellow hammers

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08 Apr 2019 17:47 #1711 by Alan Hudson
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On 2 private sites flocks of around 30+ are normal and there have at times been well in excess of 50. Both sites on farmland in North Lincolnshire
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07 Apr 2019 17:59 - 10 Apr 2019 18:54 #1707 by Jim Wright
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Over the past 10 days, yellowhammers (and linnets) have been feasting on the grass seed that has been scattered on the seawall between Humberston and Tetney during re-grassing work by the Environment Agency . Sadly, there has no been replacement of the adjacent hawthorn hedgerow which was taken out in autumn .
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07 Apr 2019 17:12 #1706 by Sally Prescott
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Reliable birding friend has just reported 26 yellow hammers eating their grass seed around midday in a garden along Ludborough Rd. North Thoresby
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