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    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    Great views of dipper the last couple of days with at least 3 different individuals sighted. Not much else of note. Ususal suspects of chaffinch, bullfinch, large flock of goldfinch. Nuthatches (thoughts of 5 individuals) lots of gsw. Unfortunately no goshawk this last couple of days- unusual...
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    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    The kingfishers used to be very common at the bottom end of dowles towards the river, and on the river itself. I used to row for bewdley and remember that i used to see 5-8 at a time! The summer floods in bewdley has hit them hard.
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    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    Joe i dont know if we saw you on saturday? We didnt see much, looks like you saw more.... we were the group of four?
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    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    Well probably bumped into you both as well! To add to the species list, 1x goshawk in flight, a courting pair of wood warblers. We had a good look for the dipper but no such luck, however saw a pair of grey wagtails in and out of their nest with insects so must have hatchlings.
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    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    I cant complain 3 new life list spottings
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    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    Well we've been down to the dowles brook walk this evening, then all the way to the river. Here is the full list of what we saw. 1. Blue tit 2. Great tit 3. Long tail tit 4. Dunnock 5. Chaffinch 6. Brambling 7. Robin 8. Swallow 9. Swift 10. Buzzard 11. Great spotted woodpecker 12. Lesser...
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    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    It seems that i grew up in an area birds are pretty rich! Will have to make the effort to walk down dowles brook next time i visit my parents! Ive seen dippers down there on a frequent basis, but i think i need to look harder next time as ive evidently missed out on a lot of species! I will be...
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