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Richard Jackson
 Post subject: Brambling - Bradley Wood
PostPosted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 3:09 pm 
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One brambling (female) seen at feeding station on 1st Feb.
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Michael Harrison
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2 brambling this morning in a mixed finch flock, predominately chaffinches, that I feed linseed to at a feeding station on the farm at Baumber.
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Patrick Bell
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PostPosted: Sun Feb 03, 2008 4:15 pm 
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Brambling still present in Bradley Woods today, 1p.m.
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Terence Whalin
 Post subject: brambling
PostPosted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 10:32 am 
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Visited the feeding station at bradley wood monday 4th

2 bramblings intermittantly female + male starting to look very nice indeed they really are superb looking birds.

Terry Whalin

This very sensible and serious posting is especially for Stuart Britton, whom last night gave and excellant talk and slide show about ringing in lincolnshire to grimsby rspb group, and also a slight ear bending about banter on this forum.
Still at least he did not win the quiz :D :wink:
Thanks Stuart ta much :lol:
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John T Goy
 Post subject: Re: brambling
PostPosted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 9:01 pm 
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terence whalin wrote:
Visited the feeding station at bradley wood monday 4th

2 bramblings intermittantly female + male starting to look very nice indeed they really are superb looking birds.

Terry Whalin

This very sensible and serious posting is especially for Stuart Britton, whom last night gave and excellant talk and slide show about ringing in lincolnshire to grimsby rspb group, and also a slight ear bending about banter on this forum.
Still at least he did not win the quiz :D :wink:
Thanks Stuart ta much :lol:



In reply to Stuart's " slight ear bending about banter on the forum" that does not surprise me in the least.
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John Hinkley
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I nealy dropped in to try and see the Brambling yesterday afternoon when on my way to Walham, but decided against it as there seemed to be an amount of work going on next to the feeding stations :shock:

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Bob Wacey
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Male Brambling still visiting my garden on a daily basis since 29 Jan.

With 10 or so Chaffinches, although more inclined to use feeders than they are.

Possible female seen again but does not leave dense cover.

Visitors by appointment (No admission charges).

Bob

P.S. First Goldfinch of the year today!
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John T Goy
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Bob Wacey wrote:
Male Brambling still visiting my garden on a daily basis since 29 Jan.

With 10 or so Chaffinches, although more inclined to use feeders than they are.

Possible female seen again but does not leave dense cover.

Visitors by appointment (No admission charges).

Bob

P.S. First Goldfinch of the year today!


Might take you up on that!!!

Hoping to see Brambling tomorrow.
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Bob Wacey
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Tea or coffee provided - Bring your own biscuits.
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John T Goy
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Mug of tea with one sugar and a drop of milk, plus my ginger biscuits, sounds just right!
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Katherine Birkett
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Bob Wacey wrote:
P.S. First Goldfinch of the year today!

At least one visitor to my feeder every day for over a year now!
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Richard Pipe
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08.45 Wednesday 6th Feb

both male and female Brambling on feeding station at Bradley Woods

Male feeding on floor and female quite aggressive on feeding platform

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Paul Burton
PostPosted: Sat Feb 09, 2008 10:55 pm 
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Female Brambling still present at feeding station on and off between 07.30 and 9am this morning. No sign of male this morning.

Paul.
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