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    Kemerton Lake

    Great to pop by Kemerton Lakes lots of geese, first Lesser Whitehroat of the year for me, nesting Great Crested Grebe, singing Cettis too....highlight a Marsh Harrier showing superbly and causing quite a stir
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    Hartlebury Common

    Fascinating geography of old fluvial sandy deposits, gorse and birch producing a really interesting range of habitats just outside Stourport. 2nd visit of the year on a misty Saturday morn with a liberal sprinkling of early spring migrants including Willow Warbler, the ubiquitous chiffchaffs and...
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    Hartlebury Common

    Fascinating geography of old fluvial sandy deposits, gorse and birch producing a really interesting range of habitats just outside Stourport. 2nd visit of the year on a misty Saturday morn with a liberal sprinkling of early spring migrants including Willow Warbler, the ubiquitous chiffchaffs and...
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    Kemerton Lake

    Terrific walk around Kemerton Lake and environs, a very healthy 49 species this morning from the hide that was open, the nearby fields and woodlands. Highlights included a Hobby, Little Grebe and young, Pochard and young, GC Grebes and plenty of young, Lapwing (x3), several Oystercatcher.
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    Fernhill Heath Ring Necked Parakeets

    I was wondering if anybody else had spotted a pair on Morton Road in early Oct? First Siskin in the garden on 30th and first female tawny owl has appeared in the garden twice over past 6 weeks. First redwings by canal yesterday and quite a few reed bunting too. Regards Dave
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    Birds in Fernhill Heath

    Being new to this part of Worcester (since May) I have been delighted with the bird species in both my garden and within a 5 mile walk. Notables in the garden since the New Year have been a Brambling. Lesser Redpoll and Siskin and a Stonechat in the fields nearby. Anybody else local fancy...
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