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<blockquote data-quote="PhilW" data-source="post: 1581392" data-attributes="member: 1738"><p>Get down to Parkgate Old Baths, Wirral, late afternoon in the Winter to see SEO & Hen Harrier with a good chance of Peregrine & Merlin as well. Suprised you've not caught up with Short-eared Owl as there were record numbers on the Dee Estuary this last winter. </p><p></p><p>Siskin should be fairly easy at Macclesfield Forest or Delamere & Bullfinches widespread. Green Woodpeckers also fairly wide spread with Marbury Country Park being a good spot. Long-eared Owls breed in the County but difficult to catch up with. Brambling numbers vary from year to year & Goshawks rare.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PhilW, post: 1581392, member: 1738"] Get down to Parkgate Old Baths, Wirral, late afternoon in the Winter to see SEO & Hen Harrier with a good chance of Peregrine & Merlin as well. Suprised you've not caught up with Short-eared Owl as there were record numbers on the Dee Estuary this last winter. Siskin should be fairly easy at Macclesfield Forest or Delamere & Bullfinches widespread. Green Woodpeckers also fairly wide spread with Marbury Country Park being a good spot. Long-eared Owls breed in the County but difficult to catch up with. Brambling numbers vary from year to year & Goshawks rare. [/QUOTE]
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