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"I'm hoping to see a Shag at some point this summer but they really aren't very common at the moment. " | |||
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"My hubby saw swifts in March which is verh early, Im waiting for my favourite migrating bird which are the Swallows. Last year I hardly saw any. I pray this year is diffent. Look forward to seing more of the warbler family too like willow and reed. Redstarts too. I could go on. Sorry im a huge bird geek "Good for you. At teatime today 'our' Pied Flycatcher, made his annual return from Africa - which chuffed us no end. We call him 'The Penguin' because he looks just like the smallest Penguin in the World and is dead smart with it! A Rocker! | |||
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"My hubby saw swifts in March which is verh early, Im waiting for my favourite migrating bird which are the Swallows. Last year I hardly saw any. I pray this year is diffent. Look forward to seing more of the warbler family too like willow and reed. Redstarts too. I could go on. Sorry im a huge bird geek
Good for you. At teatime today 'our' Pied Flycatcher, made his annual return from Africa - which chuffed us no end. We call him 'The Penguin' because he looks just like the smallest Penguin in the World and is dead smart with it! A Rocker! "Omg im so jealous, I dont think ive actually ever seen one. Ive been bird spotting for years. Absolutely love it xx | |||
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"My hubby saw swifts in March which is verh early, Im waiting for my favourite migrating bird which are the Swallows. Last year I hardly saw any. I pray this year is diffent. Look forward to seing more of the warbler family too like willow and reed. Redstarts too. I could go on. Sorry im a huge bird geek
Good for you. At teatime today 'our' Pied Flycatcher, made his annual return from Africa - which chuffed us no end. We call him 'The Penguin' because he looks just like the smallest Penguin in the World and is dead smart with it! A Rocker!
Omg im so jealous, I dont think ive actually ever seen one. Ive been bird spotting for years. Absolutely love it xx"I’ve just spotted a lush bird in pink gorgeous body pink foxy lady . Bird watch you all day mmmmmm  | |||
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"My hubby saw swifts in March which is verh early, Im waiting for my favourite migrating bird which are the Swallows. Last year I hardly saw any. I pray this year is diffent. Look forward to seing more of the warbler family too like willow and reed. Redstarts too. I could go on. Sorry im a huge bird geek
Good for you. At teatime today 'our' Pied Flycatcher, made his annual return from Africa - which chuffed us no end. We call him 'The Penguin' because he looks just like the smallest Penguin in the World and is dead smart with it! A Rocker!
Omg im so jealous, I dont think ive actually ever seen one. Ive been bird spotting for years. Absolutely love it xx I’ve just spotted a lush bird in pink gorgeous body pink foxy lady . Bird watch you all day mmmmmm " well im back in my garden almost naked, shame theres the lockdown, you could perv with your binoculars otherwise lol | |||
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"My hubby saw swifts in March which is verh early, Im waiting for my favourite migrating bird which are the Swallows. Last year I hardly saw any. I pray this year is diffent. Look forward to seing more of the warbler family too like willow and reed. Redstarts too. I could go on. Sorry im a huge bird geek
Good for you. At teatime today 'our' Pied Flycatcher, made his annual return from Africa - which chuffed us no end. We call him 'The Penguin' because he looks just like the smallest Penguin in the World and is dead smart with it! A Rocker!
Omg im so jealous, I dont think ive actually ever seen one. Ive been bird spotting for years. Absolutely love it xx I’ve just spotted a lush bird in pink gorgeous body pink foxy lady . Bird watch you all day mmmmmm
well im back in my garden almost naked, shame theres the lockdown, you could perv with your binoculars otherwise lol"show me show me | |||
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"My hubby saw swifts in March which is verh early, Im waiting for my favourite migrating bird which are the Swallows. Last year I hardly saw any. I pray this year is diffent. Look forward to seing more of the warbler family too like willow and reed. Redstarts too. I could go on. Sorry im a huge bird geek
Good for you. At teatime today 'our' Pied Flycatcher, made his annual return from Africa - which chuffed us no end. We call him 'The Penguin' because he looks just like the smallest Penguin in the World and is dead smart with it! A Rocker!
Omg im so jealous, I dont think ive actually ever seen one. Ive been bird spotting for years. Absolutely love it xx"Blast this Lockdown! Otherwise we would invite along to come and see him. The dapper little chap is singing his heart out for a mate today - she usually turns up a few days after him. You need to look for them along wooded streams and rivers by-the-way. | |||
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"My hubby saw swifts in March which is verh early, Im waiting for my favourite migrating bird which are the Swallows. Last year I hardly saw any. I pray this year is diffent. Look forward to seing more of the warbler family too like willow and reed. Redstarts too. I could go on. Sorry im a huge bird geek
Good for you. At teatime today 'our' Pied Flycatcher, made his annual return from Africa - which chuffed us no end. We call him 'The Penguin' because he looks just like the smallest Penguin in the World and is dead smart with it! A Rocker!
Omg im so jealous, I dont think ive actually ever seen one. Ive been bird spotting for years. Absolutely love it xx
Blast this Lockdown! Otherwise we would invite along to come and see him. The dapper little chap is singing his heart out for a mate today - she usually turns up a few days after him. You need to look for them along wooded streams and rivers by-the-way."Its a dream to see it, ive told hubby too . Hes here for awhile hopefully?xx | |||
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"My hubby saw swifts in March which is verh early, Im waiting for my favourite migrating bird which are the Swallows. Last year I hardly saw any. I pray this year is diffent. Look forward to seing more of the warbler family too like willow and reed. Redstarts too. I could go on. Sorry im a huge bird geek
Good for you. At teatime today 'our' Pied Flycatcher, made his annual return from Africa - which chuffed us no end. We call him 'The Penguin' because he looks just like the smallest Penguin in the World and is dead smart with it! A Rocker!
Omg im so jealous, I dont think ive actually ever seen one. Ive been bird spotting for years. Absolutely love it xx
Blast this Lockdown! Otherwise we would invite along to come and see him. The dapper little chap is singing his heart out for a mate today - she usually turns up a few days after him. You need to look for them along wooded streams and rivers by-the-way.
Its a dream to see it, ive told hubby too . Hes here for awhile hopefully?xx"watch me  | |||
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"My hubby saw swifts in March which is verh early, Im waiting for my favourite migrating bird which are the Swallows. Last year I hardly saw any. I pray this year is diffent. Look forward to seing more of the warbler family too like willow and reed. Redstarts too. I could go on. Sorry im a huge bird geek
Good for you. At teatime today 'our' Pied Flycatcher, made his annual return from Africa - which chuffed us no end. We call him 'The Penguin' because he looks just like the smallest Penguin in the World and is dead smart with it! A Rocker!
Omg im so jealous, I dont think ive actually ever seen one. Ive been bird spotting for years. Absolutely love it xx
Blast this Lockdown! Otherwise we would invite along to come and see him. The dapper little chap is singing his heart out for a mate today - she usually turns up a few days after him. You need to look for them along wooded streams and rivers by-the-way.
Its a dream to see it, ive told hubby too . Hes here for awhile hopefully?xx"Yes, once he secures his mate they will chose one of the next boxes we have put up and then have one brood. Once the chicks fledge though, she takes them straight up into the canopy and you never see them again - usually till next year. The males will sometimes have more than one mate (well they would, would'nt they!), but will only ever assist with the feeding of the 1st lot. | |||
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"Toaday, whilst gardening under lockdown, we heard our first Chiff Chaff (a small migrant bird, a member of the Warbler family). This annual appearance reminds me of all the potty C of E vicars that every year write into 'The Times' to say that they have heard the first Cuckoo of Spring. By coincidence, a pal rang today - a successful divorce lawyer - to say that he had seen his first cuckold of Spring! Stay safe groovers!"Probably been beaten to this by the aforementioned 'potty C of E vicars', but today we heard our first cuckoo! No, NOT Cuckold! Anyone else heard/seen one yet? | |||
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"My hubby saw swifts in March which is verh early, Im waiting for my favourite migrating bird which are the Swallows. Last year I hardly saw any. I pray this year is diffent. Look forward to seing more of the warbler family too like willow and reed. Redstarts too. I could go on. Sorry im a huge bird geek
Good for you. At teatime today 'our' Pied Flycatcher, made his annual return from Africa - which chuffed us no end. We call him 'The Penguin' because he looks just like the smallest Penguin in the World and is dead smart with it! A Rocker!
Omg im so jealous, I dont think ive actually ever seen one. Ive been bird spotting for years. Absolutely love it xx
Blast this Lockdown! Otherwise we would invite along to come and see him. The dapper little chap is singing his heart out for a mate today - she usually turns up a few days after him. You need to look for them along wooded streams and rivers by-the-way.
Its a dream to see it, ive told hubby too . Hes here for awhile hopefully?xx
Yes, once he secures his mate they will chose one of the next boxes we have put up and then have one brood. Once the chicks fledge though, she takes them straight up into the canopy and you never see them again - usually till next year. The males will sometimes have more than one mate (well they would, would'nt they!), but will only ever assist with the feeding of the 1st lot."An update on the 'Fab' Flycatcher.. A mate for him turned up last week and began nest building in a box we had put up that he had shown to her. Today another male turned up and there was fireworks - a right scrap ensued between the two chaps, with the female coming out the box to watch and egg on the fun. Normality seems restored now with the original cock being the apparent victor!;) | |||
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