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Katherine Birkett
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1 Waxwing eating Rowan berries in garden approx. 14:30!!!!!! :D

Tick, garden tick, megatick and lifer!!!!!!! :D :D :D

Life List now 132! :D
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Chris Grimshaw
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You lucky devil Katrherine
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Katherine Birkett
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Chris Grimshaw wrote:
You lucky devil Katrherine

I live close to Tesco's car park!!! :wink:
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Chris Grimshaw
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I remember a big flock at Morrison's inGainsborough about 12 years ago. Everytime I went to see them they had disappeared. I finally saw my first on Monks Road in Lincoln a couple of years ago and that was after about five visits to the area

I also remember a friend telling me that he had a flock eating berries in his garden a few years ago. Living only a few hundred yards away he hadn't bothered to tell me - thinking I wouldn't be interested. You probably heard my scream
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Great garden tick Katherine, I’ve been waiting for some to turn up in my part of Lincolnshire to photograph and you get one in your garden, lucky thing.

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Katherine, roughly whereabouts do you live in Boston.

I am in New Leake

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Katherine Birkett
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Greg Swatton wrote:
Katherine, roughly whereabouts do you live in Boston.

I am in New Leake

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Western side. That's as accurate as you'll get as I guard my online privacy very jealously indeed, for my own safety.
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An excellent record Katherine !

Waxwing is on everybody's wish list for the garden, most will never get one though.

Well done.

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Colin Pumfrett
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Superb garden tick.
You should check the trees around Tescos car pk, they do seem to like supermarket car parks.
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Edmund Mackrill
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It's on my garden list!
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Katherine Birkett
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They're really funky, aren't they? I love the Elvis Presley quiff on it.....
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Bernard Dodd
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You lucky girl Katherine,all I get is feral pigeons, doves, sparrows, blackbirds, starlings and a black cat which caused the greenfinches and goldfinches to disappear
Still one day they may return, I put fresh seed and other food out day after day just in case.
Obviously my bit of Cleethorpes just isn't the right place
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