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Starling – 6th November

November 6, 2018Recent wildlife sightings2018, 6th November, peregrine, Slurry Lagoon, StarlingPete Smith

This evening 3,500 Starlings came into the Slurry Lagoon reed bed to roost. One Peregrine was also seen. RW.

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