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Birding in Worcestershire
Hi Steve. No sign of any Pied Flys. Heard Redstart by Coopers Mill but did not see. On a circular walk along Dowles and back along the old railway counted 7 singing Wood Warblers. Numerous Blackcaps & 2 Garden Warblers. No Tree Pipits seen opposite the sculptured bench on the old railway...- hughie king
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- Forum: Worcestershire
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Birding in Worcestershire
Hi Greg. Had at least 8 along the old railway track about 200 yds past John Robinsons house. The cutting opens up by an information board at a crossroads with a way marker pointing to Dowles Brook one way and the visitors centre the other. They were spread out for the next 100yds on the right...- hughie king
- Post #343
- Forum: Worcestershire
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Birding in Worcestershire
Have informed Steven. One of the few times I didn't have my camera. Eating chips instead. Priorities? Thanks Brian. Hughie.- hughie king
- Post #341
- Forum: Worcestershire
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Birding in Worcestershire
What's the status of breeding Goosander in Worcs? Today I saw a female Goosander with 9 chicks on the river Severn at Bewdley. They were moving fast with the current past the Rowing Club until lost from view under the main road bridge in Bewdley. Cheers Hughie King. Ps. Lots of Pearl bordered...- hughie king
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- Forum: Worcestershire