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I saw about similar to last year. Blue and Great tits, lots of pigeons and collared dove, robin and magpie. In all my years here I have never seen a goldfinch or sparrows. Even my teasels dont attract them. Even though we live in the same area it seems that different species of birds have their favourite sites. I thought it was very misty today which for me made visability a lot harder -
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Actually far better than I anticipated. My usual viewings from the kitchen are of the feeders that for whatever reason appear less visited. But upstairs, and doing it for the whole hour we spotted many more species, and with the help of the bird song app saw wrens, and probably a black cap. We caught a brief view of a small flock of long tailed tits, and were pleased to see far more gold finches than we expected, so numbers not as decimated, following sub freezing nights a few weeks ago, as thought. No sparrow hawks, probably only see one a decade, and expect that they are more interested in wood pigeons than sparrars.
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