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Martin Francis
 Post subject: Walk in Healing
PostPosted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 12:53 pm 
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Location: Healing
As the weather was almost tolerable this morning, I decided to take a walk through Healing and over the fields towards Aylesby.
Highlights

Brambling 5 In the Avenue on the way out, and 2or3 still there on return 1 hour later
Tree creeper 1 Also in The Avenue
Song Thrush 1
Kestrel 1
Redwing c50
Fielfare 3
Yellow Hammer 1

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Martin Francis
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