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Tuesday, 29 November 2016

Crossbills,28 11 16 Sunderland Plantation




As well as lots of Waxwings in the Country ,there are plenty of Bramblings and also Crossbills and these were seen feeding on Spruce Cones in Sunderland Pasture Plantation,watch out when out and about,it promises to be a bumper Winter,regards Bri.ps me and Ros saw a flock of 50 plus Brambling today 29 11 16 above Cornholme.
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  1. Steve Blacksmith29 November 2016 at 22:52

    Excellent photos Brian. Annie and I were watching some at Walshaw plantation this afternoon, after hearing about them on the grapevine.

    There were hundrerds of Bramblings and at least one Siskin with them (probably more.)

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  2. brian leecy30 November 2016 at 21:11

    Thanks,that's great you saw some at Walshaw,noticed 12 or so Redpolls today in Tod.Wonder if its a sign we are going to get a harsh Winter this time,there's certainly been a big influx of Birds from Northern Europe so far !

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  3. Dave Brotherton30 November 2016 at 21:59

    Cracking shots Brian, not been up there for a while due to reports of car break ins.

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