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***DIJ***

***DIJ***

...a Brunian Birder...
Hi

Live in Bourne and have always birdwatched further away at places like Gibralter Point and Welney Wetlands Centre and have never really considered what the Forest supported in terms of wildlife. Anyone who has any past experience here or knows what kind of birds that live here coud you tell me:)

Thanks
Dij
 
Well when I was last in Bourne woods in July I saw blue tits, great tits, chaffinches, black caps; with rooks, gulls flying overhead, etc. I wasn't in very long, about half an hour, but I am sure that all the usual woodland birds will be found in there as it is quite a large wood for Lincolnshire.
 
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