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    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    Nice to bump into you again in the Wyre yesterday and thanks for pointing me towards the Dipper. Now I know who Jim Wright who covers Grimley in the Patchwork Challenge is! :t: Andy P
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    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    I did see a handful of Pearl Bordered Fritillaries today along the disused railway line, with one showing very well on the embankment at the crossroads beyond the second bridge.
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    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    6 Tree Pipits, 1 Wood Warbler, 1 Redstart(male) were all new personal sightings for the year, and I also heard my first cuckoo of the year this afternoon. Attached below are record shots of the Wood Warbler and one of the Tree Pipits.
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    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    I was speaking to John Robinson when I visited there in early March and he said that he hadn't seen Hawfinch in that area this year. To echo the points made by both Mark and yourself, I have only had LSW once in the Wyre: a pair in the orchard from the bridge at Lodge Hill Farm in early March 4...
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