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Russell Hayes
PostPosted: Fri Mar 25, 2016 5:55 pm 
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Found a Firecrest along the track to Tabs Head at Frampton today. Right hand side of bank opposite yellow bucket on salt marsh, just past two Magpie nests.

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Katherine Birkett
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Ah, nothing like a Springwatch Day to land yourself another Lifer! I also saw the Firecrest this afternoon! :D

Peregrine and Merlin seen over the wet grassland. Cettis Warbler reported.

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Chris Grimshaw
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Cetti's Warbler performed briefly just past the seat in the hedge at 14:45 this afternoon. Also on the wet grassland were around 27 whooper swans and a distinctive pale-bellied brent goose showed well down by the old car-park
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