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Michael Harrison
PostPosted: Fri Nov 21, 2014 9:06 pm 
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Friday 21st November

Here we are approaching the latter part of November and I have yet to see a Fieldfare this autumn season. I have noticed an influx of Blackbirds a couple of weeks ago and Redwings have had the hawthorn berries to themselves so far. Coastal reports in 'Sightings' appear to have only reported a trickle of Fieldfares so can we expect the hordes to arrive when the weather turns more seasonal?
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Daniel Newton
PostPosted: Sun Nov 23, 2014 12:16 am 
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Hi Michael. There was a decent sized flock of Fieldfare at Dunsby Fen today. There has been a regular flock around Frampton roads, which have proved a nice diversion when the Rough-legged Buzzard goes wandering.

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Jim Wright
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Is it possible that some crash into wind turbines - offshore and onshore - as they arrive from Nordic climes?
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