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Sue Fargher


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Over the last 2 months there's been 1 calling late at night in the Wash Lane area of Bury on and off.

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Tony Coatsworth


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One calling in Withington first light - woke me up !

maybe a post breeding movement, as none around here since the winter :(

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Ian McKerchar


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Quite right to be vague Stuart. Answers on a private message please

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Judith Smith


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Where, so we can put it on the atlas as confirmed breeding?

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spotted a tawny owl with a single chick asleep in a tree this morning the chick was as big as the adult and only had a bit of down left on it .The owls must of laid there eggs early this year ????maybe they know we are in for a good summer smile.gifsmile.gifsmile.gif

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