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Rob Creek


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1 Ring-necked Parakeet over Wood Fire Smoke restaurant in the village around 11am

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A Woodcock once again flew over the A34 at 4:50pm yesterday, this time from the Tesco side towards Total Fitness.

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Adam Jones


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A woodcock flew over the A34 towards Armadillo Storage facility at 4:50 this evening.

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Ring-necked Parakeet over this evening



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Red Kite circling above Marks and Spencer's car park at Handforth Dean at 3-30 this afternoon.

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Whilst driving down the A34 a slightly bizarre pairing on the handforth dean roundabout - one oystercatcher and one lapwing within 6 feet of each other

-- Edited by Ian McKerchar on Tuesday 10th of June 2014 07:40:50 AM

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On the ex airport parking place next to Tesco

1 Lapwing

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Phil Barnett


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16th May 6.45 AM

Scrub east of A34 (near Handforth Dean Tesco)

Sedge warbler - song flight
the first time I've seen sedge warbler here


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Phil Barnett


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4th May 6.15 AM

Scrub east of A34 (near Handforth Dean Tesco)

2 lesser Whitethroats singing


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Phil Barnett


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16th April 6.00 AM

Scrub east of A34 (near Handforth Dean Tesco)

1 Whitethroat - singing
2 Willow warblers - singing
5 Chiffchaffs - singing
1 Blackcap - singing
1 Little Grebe
2 Reed Buntings - singing
1 Siskin - over
1 Redpoll - over
2 Buzzards
2 Kestrels



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Phil Barnett


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Sat 17/3/2012

Chiffchaff heard singing at the back of Marks & Spenser, also one at Redesmere, my brother heard two while cycling around Grappenhall area
- seems to be quite a few around already

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Adam Jones


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I thought exactly the same Jason. I got them there last year.

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Alveston Drive and Pinewood Road are the usual haunts for Waxwing in Handforth. May be worth a check tomorrow.

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Adam Jones


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One single Waxwing seen in the trees on the A34 close to the Hanforth Dean roundabout today. Reported via Twitter.

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Phil Barnett


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Handforth 2.30 p.m

c 70 pink feet - West
5 Fieldfare - West


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Phil Barnett


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Walk as above - Thursday Sept 22 7.30am - 8.00am

Good movement of Meadow Pipits - 62 south in small parties
1 Pied wagtail south
1 Song Thrush south
4 Goldfinches South

Also 4 Chiffchaffs - 3 singing

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Phil Barnett


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Same walk as on 20th at dawn.
Similar birds to 20th but:

1 Lesser Whitethroat (singing)
7 Whitethroats (singing)
no Grasshopper warblers this time
no Willow warblers

Whitethroats seem generally, particularly numerous this year
But conversely Willow Warblers seem unusually scarce.


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Phil Barnett


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Early morning Walk from Tescos car park over the A34 to the slightly boggy area of scrub (this is just over the Greater Manchester border in Cheshire)

2 Grasshopper Warblers (singing)
4 Whitethroats (singing)
7 Chiffchaffs (singing)
7 Blackcaps (singing)
Willow Warber only 1 heard
2 Reed buntings (singing)
Lapwing (Displaying)
Stock Dove (Displaying)
1 mipit
1 Swallow


(I've previously seen Waxwings and Little Ringed Plover in this area)



-- Edited by Phil Barnett on Wednesday 20th of April 2011 10:15:59 AM

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