Nothing offshore of note, on the way out there was a big flock of fieldfare with some redwing opposite Druridge hamlet along with starlings, golden plover and lapwing. A kestrel on the wires here was the only year tick. Maybe spring is in the air though, there was a skylark singing today and Alan Gilbertson had been watching the resident magpies carrying sticks into the wood.
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Curlew on the Budge fields
60 Kestrel
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Yep, Spring is sure on it's way. Lots of territorial singing dow here today.
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