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    Favourite place

    Weetslade nature park has got to be one of the best places for spotting a large variety of our native birds. Well done to the volunteers that keep the nature park clean and tidy, and keep all the bird feeders topped up. Just a short walk along an ash path and there is loads to see and watch. I...
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    Space X starlink

    Taking the dogs for a walk with Mrs S, I said listen to the Gease flying overhead see if we can spot them, but something else caught my eye a long line of 60 satellites going west to east called Space X starlink. Does anyone else think they might have an efect on birds that migrate using stars...
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    Bird of the day

    Brilliant day. No wind and and loads to see. My bird of the day has to be a Redwing, I thought it was a Song thrush at first but on closer inspection it had red under wings and blonde eyebrows, the spots on it's chest parted in the middle. Checking my books confirmed it. Nice relaxing Christmas...
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    update on bird garden

    I have spent today and a small fortune on bird feeders and food for all feathered friends. Some small stuff to go in a birdbath and some ground feeders. Thanks to Julie and Jon for their help it's much appreciated. Looking forward to see what arrives.
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    I need help

    I am converting the bottom half of my garden to a mini nature reserve. I need help in what to put in for the birds, such as height of feeders, What levels, what are the best feeders and best food to give birds the best nutrition. I'm going to put in drift wood and a creepy crawly nesting area...
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    New found love

    My new found love of bird watching has helped me in so many ways. I feel a lot healthier with walking and being outdoors with nature. Most importantly my mental health has improved vastley. I feel a lot calmer and don't get stressed as much as I used too. My quality of life is better and my...
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    A good day

    A good day at Weatslade Nature Reserve. Black birds feeding on the berry bushes, sparrows, finches and tits but the bird of the day has to be the British Woodpecker, albeit for only a few seconds but still marvellous. Didn't see a Robin today ( favourite bird ). Looking forward to getting out...
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    Starlings in Anglesey

    Has anyone got thoughts on the tragic death of starlings found on a road and hedges in Anglesey. Possible poisoning or murmuration gone wrong into speedng car?
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    Nikon aculon A211

    Just bought Nickon aculon A211 10-22x50 binoculars off gumtree. I'm new to bird watching but love anything to do with outdoors and nature and needed binoculars that can be used for close work and distance. Has anyone else got these and what do you think, more importantly have i made the wright...
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    New to bird watching

    Hi to all, My name is Mark and i'm new to bird watching. I was walking with my wife at Cambois beach in Northumberland close to where we live. A bird flew in front of us with a red chest and a bright blue back about six inches tall. Could this be an Eastern or Western Bluebird? The next bird I...
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