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Chipping Sodbury Common (1 Viewer)

Dick-E-Dipper

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A Glorious sunny day spent on the Common, mainly to see the Juv. Woodchat Shrike, but impressed by the number and variety of other birds- flock 50+ Goldfinches, uncountable number of Whinchats, Stonechat, Wheatear, Skylarks, Redstarts, Spotted Flycatchers and numerous Chiffchaffs/Willow Warblers in the hedges & trees surounding the Common.

Just an hour & half from Brum, will definately be back again.

PS Forgot the Lesser Whitethoat!
 
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I was there yesterday morning too, and also mightily impressed with the place! I can add 2 Tree Pipits to your list. A decent visit to Ham Wall/Shapwick Heath area afterwards was paid off with Pec Sand, Glossy Ibis, Osprey, GWE's etc :t:
 

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Exactly 5 years since the Woodchat Shrike now a Steppe Grey Shrike:)Although I understend NO sightings today:(

Richard

It`s a shame that individual Twitter news has taken away collective sightings from Bird Forums. Nothing on this thread since 2017!!:sleep:
 
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