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Colin and Sheila Jennings
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Email from Stephen Moore

Two sightings of Waxwings at different times of the day as I passed through Horsington nr Horncastle. Up to six birds sat on telegraph wires and flying down into a garden to pick berries. Sighting was in the western half of village just after sharp lefthand bend as you enter village from Bardney direction. This was my first ever sighting of these birds so it made my day.
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