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threecountiesherald.blogspot.com
....catches the worm. (or maybe she was just having a l-o-n-g lunch break?) I spotted this pair of Stonechats a couple of days ago, the... |
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kayaandphotography.wordpress.com
Last week I came across a colony of Cliff Swallows and spent about an hour watching and photographing them. *** Both parents participate in caring for the young. They work tirelessly, constantly flying back and forth to the nest with insects to feed their rapidly growing offspring. It's time to get out of... |
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www.shirlsgardenwatch.co.uk
A school bird project began the identifying of garden birds here, Spring 2006, pre gardenwatch blog. Initially birds were slow to use feeders but when they came we were surprised by the variety. Very surprised. Where did they all come from? We had never seen some of these bird species, the goldfinch was the star... Read More THE BIRDS |
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birdybrained.wordpress.com
We walked in Centennial Parks and I saw this bird in the distance. At first I almost thought it was a kookaburra as it had a very broad bill and several smaller bird were very upset with this bird and flew after it. We realised later that this was a cuckoo and we understand fully... |
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