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Richard Thew


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Late post due to being very tired.....(my apologies)

Took a long bikeride up the hills to give myself a much needed excursion of exercise and went as far as here and to my pleasant surprise I came across a male snow bunting.

Also in the area was:

Raven
Stock dove
Skylark
Meadow pipit

And in Bury:

Dipper
Grey wagtail

Ta!

-- Edited by Richard Thew on Tuesday 16th of February 2021 01:17:21 PM

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Which bird is ideal for keeping cakes in? I asked. The answer: a Bun-tin. http://www.flickr.com/photos/135715507@N06
Ian McKerchar


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Originally posted today by Martin Loftus (images also by Martin):

16 Snow Buntings on the north side of Bull hill at 10;30am and seen again at 11;30am this morning.

Very flighty and difficult to locate in the snow and in the vastness of the moors.. aww



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