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  1. Farnboro John

    Changing Status of Firecrest in UK

    I'm still waiting for that garden tick but yesterday as I was cycling to the social club I had a Firecrest singing within two hundred yards of my late mother's old house. There are a lot of them about! John
  2. Farnboro John

    Changing Status of Firecrest in UK

    I probably haven't time for yew but my hollies have been in 20 years and are pretty decent. 👍 😁 John
  3. Farnboro John

    Changing Status of Firecrest in UK

    Well, that's distribution taken care of: what about abundance? (Though I recognise that the joke about relative abundance is just that, a joke.) ;) I'm still waiting for my garden tick Firecrest, but frankly I'm waiting expecting it to happen sooner rather than later. John
  4. Farnboro John

    Changing Status of Firecrest in UK

    One of the places the joke about prevalence of Firecrests is current is the New Forest. John
  5. Farnboro John

    Changing Status of Firecrest in UK

    For me Firecrest used to be a spring or autumn migrant: this year so far I've seen three without looking for any of them: one at Stanwell Moor along the path to Staines Moor; one at Mercer Road Romsey while I was looking for Hawfinches, and one at Moor Green LNR locally. They are all over the...
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