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John Doherty


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Yes, Doc - after last winter's poor showing (at least in this county) I'm hoping that a much-coveted lifer will make its way to one of my patches

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Doc Brewster


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Worth keeping an eye out this winter as Waxwings are already being seen on the east coast & some indications are that there may be a sizeable influx

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Anne Wilkinson


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A Waxwing was reported on a small tree at Bolton Fruit and Veg Market Car Park on the morning of Feb 5th. From Blackburn Bird Club Web Site.

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On Monday 1st, a single bird was in Farm Lane, Simister near Prestwich, feeding on Holly berries (information from Mr A Peeters).

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