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  1. mattgibbs

    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    Hi Richard there is space for about 10 cars at a push- it's a gravel car park. When full I've seen cars parking a bit further down the old railway line so you should find somewhere. It's down a very narrow lane ( though quite short) so you have the added problem of hoping nothing is coming the...
  2. mattgibbs

    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    Visit this morning produced 3 Pied Flycatchers( 2 male, 1 female), Wood Warblers in good numbers, 1 male Redstart, 4+ Tree Pipit, 2 Marsh Tits, 2 Garden Warblers, good numbers of Willow Warbler, Chiffchaff and Blackcap, 3+ Grey Wagtails, 1 Dipper, 2 swallow, 6 House Martin. Didn't see Cuckoo but...
  3. mattgibbs

    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    I saw the Wood Warblers in Knowles Coppice from the path not far from where you enter it from the old railway line. The Pied Flycatcher was here as well. The tree pipits were on the other side of the railway line (going away from Dowles Brook) in the Oak tree's. I only saw them in one place...
  4. mattgibbs

    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    Nice long stroll round the Wyre Forest today produced 1 male Pied Flycatcher, Wood Warblers, Tree Pipit, 1 male Cuckoo, garden warblers and Blackcaps a plenty, Dipper, Grey Wagtail,, male and female Mandarin at nest hole plus the usual suspects. Sadly didn't manage to see any Redstart again...
  5. mattgibbs

    Dowles Brook, Wyre Forest

    Had my first visit to the Wyre Forest for about 15 years today. Highlights included plenty of Wood Warbler, 1 female Pied Flycatcher, Dipper, Tree Pipit's with nest material, Grey Wagtail, Nuthatch and Cuckoo . Amazed at just how many Song Thrushes I saw - seems they are increasing everywhere...
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