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Humberston thrushes
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04 Mar 2022 18:18 #5076
by Jim Wright
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Caught up with four song thrushes singing in the rain this morning in Humberston - two on the Fitties chalet park and two in gardens on Humberston Avenue.
At the top of South Sea Lane, a mistle thrush was singing, while, on the nearby horse paddock, at least six blackbirds were feeding close to two redwings.
Manged to get a few long-range pix through the murk.
At the top of South Sea Lane, a mistle thrush was singing, while, on the nearby horse paddock, at least six blackbirds were feeding close to two redwings.
Manged to get a few long-range pix through the murk.
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