ER003 by John, on FlickrNot sure on this one. I thought song thrush possibly?
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Re: Not sure on this one. I thourght song thrust possibly?
It's a Redwing. A Scandinavian winter visitor.
Re: Not sure on this one. I thourght song thrust possibly?
That's worth a
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Haven't seen a redwing since I don't know when. It'll be fieldfares next

Haven't seen a redwing since I don't know when. It'll be fieldfares next
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A redwing? That's a new one for me. I better get my bird book out. This place is somewhere I hardly go but only 10 mins from my house. Lets just say I will be going again. There must have been well over 200 birds there. Lets just say I will be going again. I could have stayed there all day. So peaceful and quite.

Re: Not sure on this one. I thought song thrush possibly?
Mmm I might have got a picture of the same kind of bird in the same kind of tree on saturday! I'll have to check my photos.
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It was lovely to see Kev. So many feeding birds. I will be back at the weekend hopefully.
Re: Not sure on this one. I thought song thrush possibly?
Ah the one I saw wasn't quite the same but I still don't know what it is either 


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Aaahaah, the first fieldfare of the season. Congratz, Kev
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Usually Greenfinch is the first
Usually Greenfinch is the first
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Re: Not sure on this one. I thought song thrush possibly?
Excellent Fieldfare Kev. 
P.S. Both Fieldfares and Redwings like to feed on the ground if weather conditions permit. If it is frosty look for them in the trees,if not on the ground.
P.S. Both Fieldfares and Redwings like to feed on the ground if weather conditions permit. If it is frosty look for them in the trees,if not on the ground.