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Gill Osborne
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I'm hoping the 10 Waxwing will still be in North Seaton Cemetary tomorrow morning - they should be as the rowan trees are still laden with berries!
Put it this way.....Neil ain't going anywhere UNTIL I find those birds!!!!! Last time I saw them was in late March 1989 and I've managed to keep 'just' missing them for the following 18 years!!! Gosh, put like THAT i should be thoroughly ashamed of myself!!!!!
Put it this way.....Neil ain't going anywhere UNTIL I find those birds!!!!! Last time I saw them was in late March 1989 and I've managed to keep 'just' missing them for the following 18 years!!! Gosh, put like THAT i should be thoroughly ashamed of myself!!!!!
seggs
Alrite!
hi gillGill Osborne said:I'm hoping the 10 Waxwing will still be in North Seaton Cemetary tomorrow morning - they should be as the rowan trees are still laden with berries!
Put it this way.....Neil ain't going anywhere UNTIL I find those birds!!!!! Last time I saw them was in late March 1989 and I've managed to keep 'just' missing them for the following 18 years!!! Gosh, put like THAT i should be thoroughly ashamed of myself!!!!!
how did you not
latch onto the invasion 2 years ago! :stuck: i had waxwings all over the place!! mates asking about strange looking birds in their gardens! (o)<
Gill Osborne
Well-known member
seggs said:hi gill
how did you not
Lord knows
That's why I'm DETERMINED to catch up with these ones - just hoping that Sparrowhawk hasn't chased them away for good.
