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  1. John Marshall

    Comment by 'John Marshall' in media 'Teal'

    Brilliant picture - Drake teal at its best!!
  2. John Marshall

    Today at the feeder

    Thank god no, anyhow it would not have been very interested in my TIDDLER!!
  3. John Marshall

    Today at the feeder

    On my feeders today and clothes line. A regular moorhen comes to my feeder most days, most of my birding friends are surprised that this occurs. It would be interesting to know if anyone else has this situation. Additionally a kingfisher perched on my underpants in my back garden, luckily it...
  4. John Marshall

    Will's wanderings around Peterborough, 2008!

    Nice reading Will, keep up the good work.
  5. John Marshall

    Help required -

    Thank you all for your help and suggestions, I will deal with my problem after Christmas.In the meantime I wish you all a Happy Christmas "with or without viagra" Sincerely
  6. John Marshall

    Help required -

    As this is the season of goodwill and all that I would appreciate some help respecting my PC which due to my lack of computer experience is causing me some concern and annoyance a) On many occasions when we have dialed up to connect to Broadband we get connected ok, after a short time however...
  7. John Marshall

    Duck; Goose; Copenhagen

    Definite Muscovy
  8. John Marshall

    Swifts gone

    Five moving South over Boston 9am this morning
  9. John Marshall

    Juvenile Starling ringing

    Hello Peter, Being a "old un" - 80 next birthday - I'm afraid I cannot post a photo of my trap as I am not experienced enoughon my PC. Some days I find it bewildering on how to turn the bl..dy thing on!!! Frankly I dont know the current rules for progressing to 'A' permits, except that I...
  10. John Marshall

    Juvenile Starling ringing

    Juvenile starling ringing Hi Tom, I have been ringing starlings for over 50 years and have found that trapping in walk-in traps far easier than mist nets. You are correct this species is prone to tangling as they draw meshes of mist nets in thir feet which makes it difficult at times to...
  11. John Marshall

    Juvenile Starling ringing

    Ref your reply to my post re Juvenile starling ringing. a) Poecile - No retraps and no adults caught, they are a bit more cunning. Just young birds that "follow the leader" into baited trap. Juvs I find fall for it all the time. b) egalinou - Trap is a home made wire version, appx half a mtr...
  12. John Marshall

    Juvenile Starling ringing

    My annual juvenile starling ringing effort for June/July to date has resulted in over 200 birds ringed and still catching a few each day, especially early mornings. As in previous years - last 3 years - all birds caught in one sinle funnel baited walk-in trap.
  13. John Marshall

    Hello everyone

    Welcome to Bird Forum - Enjoy your time with us. regards
  14. John Marshall

    Greetings from Grimsby, England.

    Welcome Mick from another "Yellowbelly". I am sure you will enjoy your time with us at BF Regards
  15. John Marshall

    Comment by 'John Marshall' in media 'Common Kestrel'

    Excellent, like it a lot.
  16. John Marshall

    Brimstone

    Brimstone flying well at Boston, Lincs a.m. 5th March
  17. John Marshall

    Fond farewell to a great ornithologist, Roger Clarke

    A inspirational obituary. Thanks for sharing it with Bird Forum members.
  18. John Marshall

    Hi from Stamford, Lincs

    Welcome Pageplus, Enjoy your time with us at BF. from a member up the road at Boston.
  19. John Marshall

    Birding In The Garden

    Moorhen feeding on sunflower hearts in my garden on feeders this morning. Not a common bird table species? Regards
  20. John Marshall

    Hi, help with migrating birds please

    I feel Steve and Pinkfeet could be the answer. "Snakey Lines" is a new one for me after 70 years of chasing and watching Pinkies. Large "Snakey Lines" over my place this morning all flying NW presumably to Lancashire ex North Norfolk. Regards
  21. John Marshall

    Id of this duck

    Teal for me
  22. John Marshall

    Juvenile Starling ringing

    Juvenile starling ringing. Hi Wizard, Have had several good flocks over and in my garden over the past few days, none however on close examination have any rings, consequently I would guess the individuals I ringed in June and July have moved away. Had a nice male Grey Wagtail near my pond...
  23. John Marshall

    Juvenile Starling ringing

    Hello Steve, Total for June/July was over 200 juveniles - two recaptures only - Thanks for your reply to my thread. Would be nice if you had a visit in Mallorca of one of my birds. Regards
  24. John Marshall

    Juvenile Starling ringing

    Just completed my annual effort to catch and ring juvenile starlings during the month of June. Total ringed 151, also 30 juv Blackbirds. Thought this may be of interest to the ringing fraternity on the Forum
  25. John Marshall

    Hello from Horncastle

    Welcome to Birdforum, I am sure you will enjoy your time with us.
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