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PostPosted: Fri Oct 26, 2007 10:56 pm 
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Location: Nth Boston
approx. 200+ flock feeding in and around recently harvested cauliflower crop. I didn't appreciate just how 'nervous' these birds are, they certainly didn't appreciate my 'stalking' of them to get better pics.

As luck would have it, the spot that I picked to observe from also produced...

2 Gray Partridge (flushed from the same cauliflower field)
1 G.S. Woodpecker in the trees behind me.
2 Mute Swan in a low-level flypast, the sound of the wings beating was almost deafening!

Forgot to mention: also in trees behind me was a single Yellowhammer and a pair of Goldfinch's - all in all quite a colourful 5 minute break from my chores :-)


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