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17 Dec 2020 23:09 #3490 by Joy Croot
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Aha! That is something I can beat you on! We usually have a few Redwings visiting the garden every winter, although this year, they have yet to arrive.....
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17 Dec 2020 20:38 #3485 by John T Goy
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Reason you haven't had any Redpoll cos they all down Bottesford Beck according to AH lol. Redwing cracking sighting in garden, not had one ever.
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17 Dec 2020 09:59 #3482 by Chris Grimshaw
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Well Max I haven't had a redpoll in the garden this winter (yet) but I had a redwing yesterday and just to prove me a liar, a house sparrow just a couple of minutes ago
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16 Dec 2020 16:42 #3481 by Alan Hudson
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We have a small bush in the front garden where they love to hide and it is very entertaining watching them pop up in the middle of it like little jack in the boxes. On a good day we can easily get 30+
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16 Dec 2020 00:18 - 16 Dec 2020 00:21 #3480 by John T Goy
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The c30 - 50 I get in front garden have a ten foot high privet hedge only two feet away from feeders, and when I go out they all fly across road to a hawthorn hedge. The other c20+ in back garden, there is a variegated holly they take refuge in and this is very close to feeders. Fascinating watching their antics!
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16 Dec 2020 00:12 #3479 by John T Goy
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Chris, they maybe don't fancy crossing swords with all those Redpolls you usually get ;)
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