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Geoff Hargreaves


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Even though i asked them not to, and just buy me beer I got the complete encyc lopedia of british birds,which lists birds by where you,d expect to see themconfuse.gifbest of all I am now the proud owner of a pair of heated glovesbiggrin.gifoh and a laptop puter thingy to replace this hard wired box ,my IT man says some of the valves are likley to go soon.

cheers geoffbiggrin.gif

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Judith Smith


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Muggins here wrote that section so blame me if anything amiss!

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Ian Campbell


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I got the latest edition of "Where to watch birds in NW England", just noticed a site in it called Elton, it looks promising and I may take a look sometime soonwink.gif
Cheers Ian

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Paul Cliff


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am halfway through how to be a bad birdwatcher it's genius! a must read for one and all!

my bins aren't to shabby too, coal tits never looked so good!

-- Edited by Paul Cliff at 14:32, 2008-12-28

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Tony Coatsworth


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Helm 'Owls of the world', 'How to be a bad birdwatcher' and a bottle of Glenlivet. I wonder if they are related as I never seem to see Owls - too busy drinking !

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Dean Macdonald


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Paul, did you take that picture in the bog by any chancehmm.gif
The loo roll is a bit of a giveawaybiggrin.gif

Swarovski bins for christmas!! You must have been a very good boy this yearwink.gif

I got radio controlled helecopters, great fun and they do flybiggrin.gif
Gonna attach a camera and send them out tracking Geesesmile.gif

Cheers and all the best Dean.




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Henry Cook


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The Peter Harrison guide to Seabirds of the World for me although it might not be any imediate use to me as a mancy birder I can yet but dream.

Cool T-shirt Paul!

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Mark Rigby


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I got the DVD Guide to Waders(P.Doherty).

Already got it on video but it is so much easier to use on DVD!smile.gif

Now how do I get on to Manchester Birding Marketplace? Anybody want to buy a video?wink.gif

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Paul Cliff


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so was there only me? surely not! let's see what you got!

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Paul Cliff


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i've been such a lucky birder this xmas...

got this!



and some lovely books; extreme birds, how to be a bad bird watcher, bird by peter hayman & rob hume (including an ipod dvd) and my darling wife and her darling mother got me a new pair of bins - swarovski's no less! i've been a very good boy all year obviously!

hoping to christen the bins on something special tomorrow!

-- Edited by Paul Cliff at 20:11, 2008-12-27

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