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Cetti’s – 28th December

December 28, 2009Recent wildlife sightings2009, 28th December, Cetti's Warbler, Fieldfare, Large Gravel Pit, Redwing, SlurryJacqueline

A Cetti’s Warbler was singing quite strongly in the Deep Pit this morning. The Slurry is still frozen solid but both the Large Gravel Pit and the Deep Pit have small areas of open water in which all the birds are gathering. A few Redwing and Fieldfare in the the hawthorn bushes but not the large flocks of the past few days. JMD.

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