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  1. seb_seb

    What is with peoples hang-up about birders?

    People suck.
  2. seb_seb

    Comment by 'seb_seb' in media 'American Wigeon in Flight'

    Some nice anuses
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  3. seb_seb

    Feisty Mr Blackbird!

    He's just doing what comes natural. Woodpigeons are pretty dumb aswell, do they even notice?
  4. seb_seb

    Lots of action today!

    "LOL, that sounds like me if I hear a magpie!" Must be doing it all day then? If i hear a pirate..I chase him with ma Cutlass!
  5. seb_seb

    Wildlife pond problem - please help

    Surely not the dreaded red-leg disease?
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    Comment by 'seb_seb' in media 'Swallow on the Wing 2'

    Brilliant. How did you take that....those things are just too fast!
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  7. seb_seb

    Changing Garden Birdery

    Well..i counted 46 swifts above yesterday! Have the young fledged? My impressions are that song thrush is making a comeback after a long abscence....as are the starlings. However, long-tailed tit, wren and various other smaller birds seem to be really low this year.
  8. seb_seb

    Can I be angry for a bit?

    "Stand well back, folks - there's a huge bolt of lightning due any second!" Haha o:)
  9. seb_seb

    Can I be angry for a bit?

    Lets just blame God!
  10. seb_seb

    An invasion of flies.

    I love seeing swarms of flies over water in the summer. Shows that we cant tame everything.
  11. seb_seb

    A great moment that I wanted to share.

    You know what Alpine swifts look like but not Swallows? lol
  12. seb_seb

    Is this serious??

    I dunno...but two can be pretty daft also.
  13. seb_seb

    Importance Of Gardens

    Yep Elizabeth! This is the figure that shocked me: "Swift – the survey estimates that 400,000 pairs of Swifts nest in houses, increasing significantly the previous country-wide estimate of 85,000 pairs" So before this...315 000 swifts didnt exist?
  14. seb_seb

    Importance Of Gardens

    http://www.bto.org/news/news2004/may-jun/gardens_great_06.htm Astounding new estimates are produced this month to show just how important our homes and gardens are for breeding birds. Million of pairs of birds are choosing to nest here, including several species of conservation concern. The...
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    2004 nestlings, fledgelings

    Bullfinches!!!!!
  16. seb_seb

    No House Martins this year

    My experiences so far this year locally: house martins- more than last year sand martins- not present here...but seems to be less at sandwell valley swallows- sameish amount ( a few trickle through) swifts- much less than last year...maybe bad weather
  17. seb_seb

    Comment by 'seb_seb' in media 'Anhinga Profile'

    Has that thing got fur?
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  18. seb_seb

    Swift!

    They sure are! Today, during bad weather, there was atleast 40 of them screaming around my head as i walked through a field!! Very spirit-lifting as Darrren has mentioned.
  19. seb_seb

    east yorkshire

    If youre really really ambitious and are talking on a global scale!
  20. seb_seb

    Argumentative Birds

    Mistle Thrush- psychos!
  21. seb_seb

    Swift!

    Nice one Dennis. I havent seen such great numbers but theres been one or two everytime i look out my window(they nest quite nearby). I must say that last year i saw a lot more by this time....maybe its got something to do with this rotten weather were having.
  22. seb_seb

    Bat in bright sunshine

    Natterer's bat seems likely aswell. i did some research and got the following information: "Natterer's bats are fairly common in southern Britain but are rare in northern parts. Natterer's usually hunt around deciduous trees in woods or parks although they can be found around hedgerows and...
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    Comment by 'seb_seb' in media 'Mrs.Moorhen meets a gremlin'

    Scary little things- they`re feet are soo dis-proportionate to their body!!!
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  24. seb_seb

    Tadpole Tragedy

    All this rain has caused the pond to spill, and now there are no tadpoles left IN it. I tried scooping them up with a container but it was useless. Unless they all swim back in (some 15 metres for the furthest ones)....then i think ill be getting no little frogs this year :C
  25. seb_seb

    Bat in bright sunshine

    I think Daubenton's have a white underside which will make it quite distinctive?
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