jeff
Well-known member
Maybe theres a different site with a more tolerant moderator
I try my best :-C
and what what is you posted again by mistake....
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West Midlands/Warwickshire local patches. (2 Viewers)
- Thread starter senatore
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I try my best :-C
and what what is you posted again by mistake....
Dave Hutton
Warwickshire Birder
I try my best :-C
and what what is you posted again by mistake....
I wasnt Knocking at you at all Jeff :t:
If only all mods were as tolerant with a sense of humour
(ID Cards for all i say 8-P)
jeff
Well-known member
No idea.... dont really do Worcs and those that do post on the worcsbirding website i guess.
jeff
Well-known member
I wasnt Knocking at you at all Jeff :t:
If only all mods were as tolerant with a sense of humour
(ID Cards for all i say 8-P)
Not all like my sense of humour though :-(
PS. your barred
8-POnly kidding........... :-O
Dave Hutton
Warwickshire Birder
Not all like my sense of humour though :-(
PS. your barred
Only kidding........... :-O
:t: :-O B
8-P
pigsonthewing
Well-known member
Maybe theres a different site with a more tolerant moderator
I'm not clear what you mean. Please explain.
draycotebirding
Draycote recorder
Was that Bee-eater a flyover? Some people have all the luck
Hi Jeff
Dave Hall heard and then saw it whilst riding back from work near the railway bridge on Townsend Lane. It appeared to fly towards the main road and he could not re-locate it. He phoned me and whilst I was on the phone to Mike (dog) I heard it or another!! somewhere over my house but did not see it. Dave might have heard it again at 5.30 but no sight or sound since.
I played a Bee-eater call in my back garden on my pocket pc later as Helen was getting the washing in and she said she had heard the call several times during the day out the back :eek!::eek!:
John
Kevin Groocock
Well-known member
nick the grief
Incomplete Beginer
Where to go ...
Right then folks,
My mate has been interested in birdwatching for some time but doesn't get out to many place very often as he's too busy with other things. In a couple of weeks time he's got some spare days and fancies going out for a days birding. So my question to you all is where do you recommend within say 30 or 40 miles of Nuneaton?
Cheers:t:B
Right then folks,
My mate has been interested in birdwatching for some time but doesn't get out to many place very often as he's too busy with other things. In a couple of weeks time he's got some spare days and fancies going out for a days birding. So my question to you all is where do you recommend within say 30 or 40 miles of Nuneaton?
Cheers:t:B
draycotebirding
Draycote recorder
Steve Seal
Well-known member
Right then folks,
My mate has been interested in birdwatching for some time but doesn't get out to many place very often as he's too busy with other things. In a couple of weeks time he's got some spare days and fancies going out for a days birding. So my question to you all is where do you recommend within say 30 or 40 miles of Nuneaton?
Cheers:t:B
Hartshill Hayes.........:-O:-O:-O
draycotebirding
Draycote recorder
Steve Seal
Well-known member
Right then folks,
My mate has been interested in birdwatching for some time but doesn't get out to many place very often as he's too busy with other things. In a couple of weeks time he's got some spare days and fancies going out for a days birding. So my question to you all is where do you recommend within say 30 or 40 miles of Nuneaton?
Cheers:t:B
Hi Nick
Wrong time of ther year mate, tell your friend to come back in Sept / Oct then Draycote, Alvecote, Kingsbury, Chasewater, Rutland, Blithfield, etc are all a good bet. Sorry we live in Warwickshire and thats the way it is.:-C:-C:-C
draycotebirding
Draycote recorder
Lawford is not too bad this time of year
John
John
nick the grief
Incomplete Beginer
Lol He does Kingsbury most weekends dog walking with a friend but she's off on her hols and he fancied somewhere else. I've narrowed it down to Wyre Forest or Cannock chase at the moment.
I don't think he'd be up for a drive to Norfolk :-O:-O:-O
nick the grief
Incomplete Beginer
Lawford is not too bad this time of year
John
Nahhh, seen one bee eater seen em all 8-P:-O:-O:-O:-O
Steve Seal
Well-known member
Lawford is not too bad this time of year
John
Yep
Corn Bunting, Yellowhammer, Red-legged Partridge,
and Oh yeh ........Red-footed Falcon and Bee-eater.:eek!::eek!::eek!:
Dave Hutton
Warwickshire Birder
Post 4315 (Warwickbirds Yahoo)
1 Disseminate Disinformation (Dissemination!! Scatter as seed;Spread abroad; Spread all through an organ or through the whole body!! Disinformation! Obviously a more updated version of the English Dictionary than what I have?)
Steve Seal
Well-known member
Nick
You will not go far wrong going to Rutland Water this time of the year, with the Ospreys etc . Also any returning or none breeding Waders, and plenty off Finches and Warblers. 35 miles so its within your range.
