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    Lancashire Birding

    Cliff, there's 56 Whimbrel down at Newton today, hangin about with the blackwits. Great views but i wouldn't get out ya car, i didn't try but they were very flighty even when just edgin forward in the car. Also lots of great warblers this evenin at Marton mere. got 2 groppers, but only singing...
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    Lancashire Birding

    Ashton & Lea GC is on the Ribble link.
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    Lancashire Birding

    Beautiful shots cliff, especially like the tail feathers on this 'un. I once waited 3/4 hours before any came reasonably close - the landfill lorries scare them off every 5 seconds. cheers.
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    Lancashire Birding

    dunnock chicks in the garden yesterday.
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    Lancashire Birding

    Crackin picture of osprey. never got one like that b4. Pat your duck is a Wood duck, like ya said.
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    Lancashire Birding

    Yeah, thanks for that, seen it before, but didn't know if ya could put pictures on it. nice one.
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    A bit out of area, but Manchester's not really got an ongoin thread, so here's one of my pics of one of todays 2/4 Grebes at Penny flash. couldn't find the other two anywhere, so might hav left, but twos nuff for me - id hav had one! Great Birds, never seen in summer plum, before either. cheers.
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    Lancashire Birding

    Really! :eek!:
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    Lancashire Birding

    Great yellowhammer cliff!
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    Lancashire Birding

    Finch-full garden today, with a lovely Lesser red poppin in :t:
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    Lancashire Birding

    Had a Whooper today (well yesterday actually, lookin at the clock) at Grimsargh reservoirs, unexpected, especially at this time o year, always nice to see one local, and lovely birds. made such an entrance it scared away the 2 mutes. cheers.
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    Lancashire Birding

    "Not the Best"! Not the worst either - great shots.
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    Lancashire Birding

    Try nijer
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    Lancashire Birding

    Annual returnin Siskins paid a visit today (it's always march). i know there always seems to be quite a few around this sort of time, lookin at other peoples sightins. more on the blog.
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    Lancashire Birding

    That double Med shot Cliff is a cracker.
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    Lancashire Birding

    Wo awesome pics there Cliff, especially the 1st Grebe pic! As for Mythop you just have to view from the road verge, a little distant but plenty to see.....
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    Lancashire Birding

    There's a friendly (obliging) Great crested grebe down at Preston docks. more on the blog...
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    Lancashire Birding

    1st Cuckoo! cool, did you hear it "cuckooing" (????) that officically marks the beginning of spring in Bird world apparently.
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    Lancashire Birding

    Had dream views of a pair of Peregrine today in a much closer place to home than Warton. Peregrines are awesome. also nice pics steve.
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    Lancashire Birding

    Lovely Waxies at Sherwood in Fulwood. More on the blog. cheers.
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    Lancashire Birding

    wow to the that 1st one Cliff.
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    Lancashire Birding

    not disappeared :-O just gave bf a rest for a while
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    Lancashire Birding

    Great SEO pics Cliff. very jealous cos havent connected with them yet. Also Great website Cliff.
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    Lancashire Birding

    I don't know much about Bartle pools (i always have trouble finding them). But for Rossal, i'd say high tide is best for everything there - Seawatching, Waders on the pools. Usually good for passerines as well. Sorry i can't help more.
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    Lancashire Birding

    I think it's mainly private land, but loads of people (not me ;)) just walk in the old quarried areas anyway.
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