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The Double-backed FinchSunday, May 14, 2006
After some drinking last night, it was a slow and lazy morning of newspapers, orange juice and two bars of chocolate (a Boost bar and Munchies). To be honest, I quite relished the prospect of making this morning an example for the rest of my day, but I had an appointment with two non bird-watching friends (yes, I do have some!), Rosie and Becky. They wanted to visit a location near Colliestion called Old Slains Castle, a location of special interest for me as it is a known haunt of many sea-birds, including the Elder Finch!


Well, there was no Elder Finch today, but I did hear many, many seagulls, and to my delight spotted my first Double-backed Finch of the year. That's no. 133 for 2006. It was perched on a small mound, oblivious to my nearby crouching presence. Only Rosie making some noise finally disturbed it.


Lewy will be stomping mad when he hears I spotted a double-back!

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blogMonday, May 15, 2006
Sorry Nev, couldnt find your vieled reference....must be too coded for me. I must warn you that it is illegal to publish breeding sites for schedule 1 species such as the Elder finch.
Posted by mark

Untitled CommentTuesday, May 16, 2006
Oh, shut your Winchester
Posted by nev

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