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Terence Whalin
 Post subject: jays ! yes jays
PostPosted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 9:54 pm 
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I had a days birding in norfolk with friends from derbyshire, left home at 06.10 hrs and at a village north of boston called sibsey i saw 2 jays, wow.
I have now lived in lincs for 13 months and these were the first jays i have seen, a county tick :D :D .
whoopee :shock:
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Kev Wilson
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PostPosted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 10:46 pm 
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One at Gib today too - probably the only record of the year here so far.

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Katherine Birkett
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I've lived in Lincs since time began and I have seen precisely ZERO Jays!
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Paul Sullivan
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you can see Jays in Boston cemetary, i also see them in my mother in laws garden in Frampton, cheers
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Bob Wacey
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Try Bradley Woods - never failed to see one there (At the feeders). Don't forget to take some feed just in case no one else has left any!

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Marilyn MacLeod
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I haven't been there recently but regularly used to see at least one between Silk Willoughby and Burton Pedwardine.
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Rob Stewart
 Post subject: Jays
PostPosted: Wed Oct 03, 2007 5:10 pm 
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Not a single jay but a pair have helped themselves to unripe cherries in garden at Saxilby, not a single one left
Have been frequent visitors this year and can regularly hear them in copse behind garden
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Roger Hebb
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PostPosted: Wed Oct 03, 2007 5:36 pm 
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Sorry i get them in the back garden usually averaging 1 every two/3 weeks either flying throu or landing in the tall trees at the back.
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Chris Grimshaw
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Jays are fairly easy to see in Hartsholme Park
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Phil Espin
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try South Elkington and haugham around louth
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Libby Hood-Phipps
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Atkinsons Warren is usually pretty good.

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Keith Warner
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Location: over there,and occasionally wolverhampton
boultham mere near lincoln has them regularly.seen at least 4 on my last 7 visits.

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Terence Whalin
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 8:47 pm 
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Many thanks for all the info. Within 7 days of the original posting i had 3 more jay sightings,
2 at waltham windmill
1 in woodland between tealby-mkt rasen.

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