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brian


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One male and at least 4 female at feeding station all day today,also first Treecreeper for some time.
All others doing well,no increase in Robin/Blackbird/Thrush numbers yet

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which feeding station is this? i have yet to see bramblings - i would really like to see them this winter.

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Sarfraz,

They were present most of the weekend opposite my house on the feeders in Strongstry BLO ONX.

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Hi

Looks like they may well be spreading out as more head in so Srafraz you may well get your chance this year.

1x Female in garden this morning with a bunch of Chaffinch.

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Sunshine at last !!!

At least three Brambling[fe] this morning,plus ~~~~

l t tits
b tits
g tits
c tits
goldfinch
greenfinch
bullfinch
nuthatch
chaffinch
robin
dunnock
blackbird
jay
magpie
jackdaw
c dove
g s woodpecker

I have mixed chopped apple in with the usual nuts but still no mistle/song thrush ?


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Hi Brian, et al,

1Brambling with Chaffs at Edenfield Parish Church today too.
Have you tried sultanas to attract thrushes Brian?


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Hi Ina

Maureen[the wife,i was at the football]said there was still female Brambling opposite the house at dusk,no i have not tried sultanas,but i will tomorrow thanks. 

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