Thrushes in North Somercotes

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17 Feb 2024 09:33 #8171 by John Walker
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The following species heard ST NNR and Theddlethorpe over past mild days
Blackbird, song thrush, mistle thrush, chaffinch, greenfinch, dunnock, robin ,wren, great and blue tit, chiffchaff,
skylark, cettis, collared dove,  water rail, great spot woodpecker drumming, tawny and barn owls heard,
common buzzard display.

regards John

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16 Feb 2024 09:06 #8164 by Peter Crick
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Nice one Pete, I also had a Mistle Thrush banging it out Thursday morning in Cleethorpes Country Park.
Also plenty of Great Tits calling, but no Chiff Chaff as yet    Music of coming springtime
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15 Feb 2024 12:15 #8161 by Pete Locking
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A springtime treat today with a Song Thrush and Mistle Thrush singing from the same tree in next doors garden. Also singing Chaffinch and Stock Dove and possible distant Chiffchaff, but not sure about that one. 

Regards Pete
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