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    Tayforth Birding

    Hi Delia Thought I would pop in for a quick hello here. :gh: Fabulous mini report of your findings, Delia Never seen a Dipper and that would be one in a million anyday. Cormorants sitting in trees now that is a new one on me. o:) Love to hear what is going on up north too. :t...
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    Tayforth Birding

    Hi nonvolunteer A great find for you. I have never seen Whopper Swans yet (except on books), and I look forward to that day to see them. Wow a good collection here. It is good to see that Swallows are still hanging about here. Lapwings are beautiful to look at, and their calls are lovely...
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    Tayforth Birding

    Hi everyone I hasten to say that I have got a bit left behind on this thread, as Scotland is dear to my heart in many ways :-C So I will try to catch up from my last posting, and if I leave anyone out, it is not meant not to be personal at all. So I will take postings from my last post on...
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    Tayforth Birding

    hi kawwauser Seeing all the birds that you have on this trip must have been something else. I have just moved away from the countryside recently. One thing I miss is the Buzzards, their mewing, and their daily presence, (from where I stayed in Aberdeenshire) I love your pictures of the...
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    Tayforth Birding

    I think it is a Chaffinch too. It has the one note, two note call (my interpretation of it) o:)
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    Tayforth Birding

    hi Delia The comments are well justified here. ;) Like you, I love Yellowhammers, and they are great additions to observe at the birdtable too. Had a lot of them at Stirling, while living in our farmhouse. They love eating all types of food from the birdtable. They have a memorable song...
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    Tayforth Birding

    Hi Delia and everyone here. I loved reading this thread and hearing all the different stories of all the areas close to my heart. All the wildlife comes to life here too, and some of what has been seen - well I am amazed here. :-O The feeling that it gave me was that I was walking around the...
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