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Upton Warren
Reply from a pensioner "My" reserve is Sandwell Valley so I visit Upton Warren irregularly but I read the Upton Warren forum every day. It's worthwhile; I learn such a lot from the comments, analyses and various reports from people who are more knowledgeable than me, some of whom work very...- Dafila
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- Forum: Worcestershire
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History I love reading these histories; very interesting. Pam- Dafila
- Post #36,062
- Forum: Worcestershire
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"Our" whooper swan How many days had the whooper swan been here, Phil? Pam- Dafila
- Post #35,495
- Forum: Worcestershire
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Delighted I was there too! Thanks to Phil and John for helpful info. :t: Pam- Dafila
- Post #35,316
- Forum: Worcestershire
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Barn Owl John thank you for mentioning this. Alas I've a meeting later today. Will you be locking up later on another day this week? Pam- Dafila
- Post #35,295
- Forum: Worcestershire
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Barn Owl Viewing I must get over and see our barn owl. Any particular hide recommended? Or is it better to stay out in the open? Or just wait and see what happens . .? Pam- Dafila
- Post #35,290
- Forum: Worcestershire
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Upton Warren
"How many long-tailed tits can fit in one feeder!" Lovely picture- Dafila
- Post #35,118
- Forum: Worcestershire
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Thank you for info and particularly for your time and trouble; much appreciated.- Dafila
- Post #35,114
- Forum: Worcestershire
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Very glad to hear. I remember some years back (2007?) when we lost them all and it took several years to build up population again. Pam- Dafila
- Post #35,099
- Forum: Worcestershire
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I hope these very low temperatures don't finish off our cetti's warblers- Dafila
- Post #35,097
- Forum: Worcestershire
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Always find various reports of gull roosts interesting, John. Please tell me why there'll be no more. Where do our gulls go for the winter? Pam- Dafila
- Post #34,963
- Forum: Worcestershire
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John one was close by the hide when I arrived at 9.15ish this morning. I watched him scamper away, to the right, and was hoping to see where he got out but I lost him once he was in the taller vegetation. Pam- Dafila
- Post #32,759
- Forum: Worcestershire
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"My" barn owl appeared from the area where you and Paul thought he'd be; a quick flash of white wings and he dropped down again in the same place, then flew out and sat in front of hide, and slightly to the left, on the fence posts I mentioned.- Dafila
- Post #30,316
- Forum: Worcestershire
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Upton Warren
Special moment . . Barn owl re-appeared 5.25. Seen from Cuckoo Hide. He very obligingly sat on a fence post facing the hide and waited for supper to arrive. Then moved on to the next post and sat with his back to me. Probably there about 5 minutes in total. Wow! I hardly dared breathe. Anyway...- Dafila
- Post #30,300
- Forum: Worcestershire
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Which hide recommended for barn owl viewing, please? Worried my car'll get locked in the car park at barn owl viewing time! Should I park outside gate?- Dafila
- Post #30,291
- Forum: Worcestershire
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On field between A38 and concrete hide, at midday, 13 curlew feeding. I counted them 3 times to make sure!- Dafila
- Post #30,043
- Forum: Worcestershire