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Rare pink birds (Waxwings) invade Edinburgh (BBC News) (1 Viewer)
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bitterntwisted
Graham Howard Shortt
"Birders waxwing lyrical about rare migrants"
A bit like this.... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2697861.stm?
I'm with Jos.
Graham
stuart winter
My Eyes Have Seen the Glory of the Cups at WHL
Wait until the first Nutcracker turns up...Fleet Street's finest will hyperventilate.
Any news on this score from the near continent?
Any news on this score from the near continent?
Gomphus
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rokermartin
Well-known member
Yes i can see the headlines now. Nutcrackers invade UK
Peter C.
...just zis guy, you know?
Oh, sure, I can see that. To be subtitled, "Can the sugarplum fairies be far behind?"
Almost the right time of year, after all.
alan_rymer
Well-known member
"Oh no it isn't"Oh, sure, I can see that. To be subtitled, "Can the sugarplum fairies be far behind?"
Almost the right time of year, after all.
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