Tuesday 30th April 2013
Dip one: went over to Shrewsbury to dip the Bee-eater by 40 minutes, particularly annoying as it was reported again on reaching home
Dip two: a phone call from Steve C. had me chasing over to Hurley for a Woodlark which flew over the brow of a hill shortly before I got there. Saw plenty of Wheatears at both sites but small compensation for time wasted driving around. Back to patchwork today!
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- Hi,I've lived and worked in Warwickshire all my life, now retired my lifelong interest in wildlife is now my main hobby. Birding in particular both local, national and in the Western Palearctic region is a major interest. I am very happily married to Jan and have two great kids Rachel and Paul,and 2 beautiful grandchildren Birding lists(All BOU), UK 496, County (Warks.)250, Old Warks 255, Midlands 321, Western Palearctic 733.(Netfugal)
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