Greenfinches Galore!

John T Goy
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21 Apr 2022 02:49 #5249 by John T Goy

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You won't hear or see any in my garden due to the damn feral pigs. I often got best part of a dozen now sod all

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Pete Locking
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15 Apr 2022 21:42 #5228 by Pete Locking

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Couldn't agree more Ray. It's a treat to see and hear them in our garden, especially after the decline they have just been through over the last few years.

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Ray Hume
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15 Apr 2022 19:32 #5227 by Ray Hume

Greenfinches Galore! was created by Ray Hume

This spring I'm hearing greenfinches everywhere I go - not just my own back garden, the Country Park and the Cleethorpes foreshore but consistently in a wide range of suburban habitats wherever there is a suitable amount of cover. How lovely to see one of our most familiar and favourite birds making a come-back from the brink!

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