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  • Re: Swifts - Winson Green, Birmingham
    Good spot, they nest in my road so I will keep an eye out (More than usual) Pennhouse Avenue, Wolverhampton. Simon Rich Sedgley Curtains [Non-text portions of
  • Swifts - Winson Green, Birmingham
    Just saw three Swifts fly over here in Winson Green. My first Swifts of the year. Best Wishes Andrew Tel: 0121 515 1995 Mobile: 07906556094 [Non-text portions
  • Re: Ravens at Garden Organic, Ryton on Dunsmore
    There is a raven roost in the Napton on the Hill area, I have been told. I regularly see ravens over my place near Napton, and have seen them on the ground in
  • Re: Ravens at Garden Organic, Ryton on Dunsmore
    We regularly hear, and sometimes see, ravens at Kinver Edge Cath and Dave
  • Re: Ravens at Garden Organic, Ryton on Dunsmore
    That is interesting Andrew. I was at Baggeridge park yesterday near Sedgley on the edge of the `Black Country` and I too had a single raven fly over and land
  • Ravens at Garden Organic, Ryton on Dunsmore
    I was at Garden Organic, Ryton on Dunsmore, near Coventry, this morning and saw four Ravens fly over and calling. Is this to be expected? Best Wishes Andrew
  • trev4275 - year list
    Pleaser add:- 80. Sandmartin 81. Dipper thanks Trevor
  • Edgbaston Reservoir - 15th April 2012
    There was a Common Tern, Common Sandpiper, 3 x Blackcap, 2 x Willow Warbler, 2 x ChiffChaff and Grey Wagtail at the reservoir this morning. Best Wishes Andrew
  • Birds in Birmingham
    M6/fort retail park Peregrine flew onto pylon Cannon Hill Park Birmingham 3+ pairs of nuthatch very vocal! Treecreeper 3 chiffchaff 1 blackcap 1 grey wagtail
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    6 crossbills calling over woodland at streetly gate area/Heath management area Sutton Park Yesterday 30/3 at 3pm. Seen and heard calling. Sounded as if there
  • Lesvos Birds 2011 annual bird report
    Lesvos continues to be visited by hundreds of British birders annually so some members of this group may be interested in these reports. Lesvos Birds 2011 is
  • Red-rumped Parrot
    Red-rumped Parrot feeding on the grassy area in front of the Modern Records Centre this morning, 8:15am (Warwick University) if you know anyone who's lost one.
  • Hobby
    Hobby at Priory Fields 1pm today Sent from my iPhone
  • Cuckoo
    Cuckoo calling this morning at Priory Fields
  • Night Heron at Earlswood Lakes, 17/05/2011
    Saw the Night Heron fly over Earlswood Lakes from the northeast (probably from the canal), over the Malthouse Lane causeway then fly down to Terry's Pool at
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