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Woodcock – 18th January

January 18, 2022Recent wildlife sightings18th January, 2022, peregrine, Raven, Slurry Lagoon, WoodcockPete Smith

This morning there were two Ravens on one of the pylons and a Peregrine on the new pylon. A Woodcock flew from the Slurry Lagoon reed-bed. PS.

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