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A little wander at Harrington Airfield this morning provided views of an adult female Peregrine, about sixty Golden Plovers and a pair of Grey Partridge.
Tomorrow a limited ringing session is planned for the site during the morning using the rides on the old airstrip. As such access will be restricted during this time but the usual public footpaths and concrete track remain unaffected. My apologies if this affects any planned excursions.
Regards
Neil M
A little wander at Harrington Airfield this morning provided views of an adult female Peregrine, about sixty Golden Plovers and a pair of Grey Partridge.
Tomorrow a limited ringing session is planned for the site during the morning using the rides on the old airstrip. As such access will be restricted during this time but the usual public footpaths and concrete track remain unaffected. My apologies if this affects any planned excursions.
Regards
Neil M
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| Male Kestrel at Pitsford Reservoir yesterday. |
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| The Goldcrest. Our smallest common British bird. Following yet another mild winter, there are plenty of Goldcrests around currently and they are singing well in this bout of spring sunshine... With lots of Chiffchaffs about too, there are now quite a few small green-looking birds fidgeting around in the bushes and trees! Goldcrest images courtesy of Robin Gossage. |
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