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05 Sep 2023 21:13 #7575
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Eighty minutes viewing with slight breeze and sunny:
Kestrel - 3 (not including dead one)
Buzzard - 2
Sparrowhawk - 2
Marsh Harrier - 1 mobbed by one Sparrowhawk.
On track spotted what I thought was a dead young Fox but on closer inspection it was an adult Kestrel, it wasn't there on arrival, something had obviously hit it with force as the poor bird was almost sliced in half and the blood was fresh.
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Kestrel - 3 (not including dead one)
Buzzard - 2
Sparrowhawk - 2
Marsh Harrier - 1 mobbed by one Sparrowhawk.
On track spotted what I thought was a dead young Fox but on closer inspection it was an adult Kestrel, it wasn't there on arrival, something had obviously hit it with force as the poor bird was almost sliced in half and the blood was fresh.
Max
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