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Andrew Whitehouse's latest activity
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An even earlier than usual walk round St Fitticks Park,with the clocks going forward.I was there for 0800.Birds were quite similar to... -
Still there.
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Lovely photos,Andrew (y)
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Great pictures there Andrew; lovely detail on that Mallard head shot too.
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Nice images Andrew! Looks like you had a good week :)
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Andrew Whitehouse replied to the thread Birds fae Torry.Fairly quiet round these parts this week. I had a good look around today. Not before time, a Chiffchaff was singing near the waterworks...
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Andrew Whitehouse reacted to Andy Strachan's post in the thread Wild in Aberdeen - City and Shire with
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I have reported the sighting to RSPB. Although I'm sure they're probably aware of it. Other than that I shall keep it to myself. Here... -
Andrew Whitehouse replied to the thread Warbler - Aberdeenshire, Scotland.It's difficult to be sure but it's almost certainly a Chiffchaff. These have just started arriving in Aberdeenshire. It's probably a...
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Following up on my post above about Cuningar Loop. I've been twice this year - it's a 15 minute walk or 5 minute bus journey from my...
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Andrew Whitehouse replied to the thread Wild in Aberdeen - City and Shire.I would not mention any specific nest sites. If you're generally seeing them around and they're not in the vicinity of a nest then you...
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Andrew Whitehouse replied to the thread Northern Pintail? / Senegal.Yes
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Was it a bait ball attracting the birds of the South Breakwater yesterday? The dolphins had just headed out to sea so it was mostly...
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Andrew Whitehouse replied to the thread Identify this Wader - Moor Green Lakes, Finchampstead, Berkshire, England..It's a Gadwall (not a wader!).
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Andrew Whitehouse replied to the thread Pink Pipit - Warblington, Hampshire England.Sounds like a 'whistleri' type Meadow Pipit, which can often be quite strikingly pink at this time of the year.
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Andrew Whitehouse replied to the thread Wagtail, Shropshire, England.You're okay with Pied here.
