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  1. J

    Bat ID (UK)

    Thank you - we are relatively for north and on the cool east coast.
    • jdc
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    • Forum: Bats
  2. J

    Bat ID (UK)

    Thanks for the confirmation. Good to know they are about.
    • jdc
    • Post #3
    • Forum: Bats
  3. J

    Bat ID (UK)

    I caught this (poor quality, slowed) video recently and I'm trying to ID the species. We have few colonies of Pipistrelle bat in the old buildings but haven't seen this before. Long Eared? Thanks. Google Drive Link
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    • Forum: Bats
  4. J

    Blackbird using a fatball feeder

    When I started feeding birds (many years ago) Sparrows could not cling on to peanut feeders like Tits but attempted to 'hover and peck'. Now Sparrows here are quite adept at clambering all over mesh feeders. Rapid evolution? Will Blackbirds adapt similarly?
  5. J

    Barn Owls (UK)

    The Barn Owls currently have three chicks with two eggs yet to hatch. My upload speeds on 'Rural Broadband' are poor so refresh is slow. Live Barn Owl Camera
  6. J

    Late Swallows?

    On cooler NE coast here, I was surprised to find about 8 pairs arrived 5 days later than average on April 22nd. More subsequently. There are currently 6 nests with eggs in and a few birds still deciding where to build/repair.
  7. J

    Couple of Barn Owl queries.

    Up until now I have found the answers in the forum but... Why do Barn Owls continue to mate (regularly) even when there are chicks in the nest? Why does the hen 'cultivate' with her bill around the edge of the nest when sitting on eggs/chicks? She has already crumbled most of the pellets. Thanks.
  8. J

    Hi from N. Northumberland.

    Hello All I arrived here after 'Googling' some bird info (never been on here before) and subsequently spent an hour reading various posts. Hope I can contribute in some way in the future. John
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