North Somercotes Waxwings

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30 Nov 2023 16:18 #7927 by Pete Locking
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I've been looking but no sign. The Green Woodpecker was a bonus, I'll have to have a look tomorrow 

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30 Nov 2023 16:10 #7926 by Mark Brandon
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I had a walk around the village this pm, but no further sightings. A nice bonus was a Green Woodpecker on one of the paddocks along Green Lane bridleway, my first for North Somercotes.
The Ring-necked Parakeet had also been reported in a garden this morning.
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30 Nov 2023 15:32 #7925 by John T Goy
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They coming to yours Pete :)
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30 Nov 2023 11:48 #7924 by Mark Brandon
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Four calling Waxwings flew out of trees along Cemetery Road, heading towards village centre.

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