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Name:	calvin greaves
E-Mail:	calvin_greaves_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	hull
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Mar 20 22:16:30 2010
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Wrote... We have had blue and great tits in 2009 nesting and they are back this year.We also have robins, dunnocks,wrens,sparrows,magpies,goldfinch,yellowhammers,and we also have a merlin comes but it dose not bother the rest of the birds he just sits pruning and then goes.

Name:	Wayne Kille
E-Mail:	wayne_kille_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Tue Mar 9 21:03:41 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... What a brilliant resource. I decided to follow the birds that fly over where I live every evening and find out where they roost. I'm glad I did - there must have been three or four hundred noisy black-birds in the tops of only about ten trees. Really quite an impressive sight. I had presumed they were rooks, but after seeing them coming in to roost I wasn't so sure. Thanks to your recordings I now know they're jackdaws! So thanks very much!

Name:	Heather Ramage
E-Mail:	eeramage_AT_btinternet_DoT_com
City/State:	Castle Douglas
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Tue Mar 9 15:11:56 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... today 9/03/10,saw a male reed bunting feeding at my feed station.

Name:	Robert Billington
E-Mail:	rob-foxlea_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Taplow, Bucks
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Mon Mar 8 10:15:40 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... 6/03/2010. Two female and one male Reed Bunting spent several hours in my garden searching for seeds dropped the the bird feeder.

Name:	gerry foreman
E-Mail:	foremangerrY_AT_gmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Mirfield
Home Page:
Date:	Sat Mar 6 17:01:57 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Our new home has plenty of garden room for feeders, that are in view of the Kitchen,dining room and conservatory. Thank you for a website that gives us so much information about our new frinds.

Name:	Dawn Whitelaw
E-Mail:	bookbeetle_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Musselburgh, East Lothian
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Mar 6 09:40:11 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Thank you! Finally a photograph that confirms the new visitor to our bird table is a black cap and not a marsh or willow tit! Your picture is exactly what it looks like unlike my bird book and other web sites.

Name:	Cherrill james
E-Mail:	david_DoT_james247_AT_ntlworld_DoT_com
City/State:	Kegworth
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Mar 3 11:49:01 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Hi ,I am so excited,two birds were on my feeders this morning,(tits,all kinds, greenfinches,robins,etc,)we see every day ,but these were goldfinches ,must tell someone!!!

Name:	richard brown
E-Mail:	gwenno60_AT_btinternet_DoT_com
City/State:	faversham kent
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Mon Mar 1 08:58:19 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... On my garden feeder, goldfinches,long tailed tits, lesser spotted woodpecker,great tit, blue tit and a 'first for me 4 Redpoll's

Name:	ken
E-Mail:	titch3149_AT_msn_DoT_com
City/State:
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Feb 27 09:30:47 2010
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Wrote... we saw a lapwing on the field by the river, just outside of our bungalow,We are enjoying this site very much.identifying more birds now thanks to this site,I would love to join a bird watching club if I can find one.near me

Name:	Markus
E-Mail:	themasker_AT_gmx_DoT_de
City/State:
Home Page:	http://www.realistic-masks.com/gb/
Date:	Wed Feb 24 20:54:01 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I just stumbled across your site and i like it alot. Especially the bird guide is great, i have just identified the following birds visiting our garden regularly: Blackbird, Robin, Long-Tailed Tit..

Name:	ken
E-Mail:	titch3149_AT_msn_DoT_com
City/State:	carmarthenshire
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Feb 19 16:06:33 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have just identified siskins on my feeders, thanks to this site,which I just discovererd today,we have a great variety, finches tits,blackbirds, buzzards and red kites regularly fly above us quite low, fantastic.

Name:	Una Hughes
E-Mail:	u_hughes_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Bracknell
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Feb 19 12:52:41 2010
How you found us:	Directory Listing
Wrote... At dawn today I noticed a large black black bird sitting fluffed up in the tree nearby.Possibly a crow. 4 hours later it was stil there. Another bird same type alighted next to "him" smooth feathers "she" fanned her tail talking to him.Eventually he hopped around the twigs. I went out to them with bread, held up my hand sowing them it and threw it onto the ground. Ilooked from my window, both birds ate the bread ,one flew to a tree next to the main road the other walked across the gard then across the main road. It must be in a garden because I can hear the other calling it.Ithought it may be a young bird learning to fly and it did not know about traffic, But Ibelieve it is too early for breeding.. I hope it flies.soon. The RSPCA will probably not help in this case as it is a crow I think. I can hear the one still calling to the other .Very dicconcerting.

Name:	alison
E-Mail:	a_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Essex
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Feb 18 12:26:17 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Saw a flock or about 20 Redwings today on our field. Its the 1st time in 4 years of living here that we have spotted them

Name:	alasdair paterson
E-Mail:	m_DoT_fairwinds_AT_btinternet_DoT_com
City/State:	argllshire
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Feb 17 15:25:40 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Today we have 50+siskins at our feeders niger seed is the favorite.They tend to hogg the feeding ports several goldfinches also compete with them for space very colourful sight.

Name:	Paul johnson
E-Mail:	paul_AT_pauljohnson_DoT_eu
City/State:	cutthorpe chesterfield
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Feb 17 14:52:47 2010
How you found us:	Other
Wrote... Saw my first siskin today.Lovely bird(female}

Name:	IRENE HATHWAY
E-Mail:	I_DoT_HATHWAY_AT_SKY_DoT_COM
City/State:	BRISTOL
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Feb 13 19:43:43 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... We love watching the birds in our garden. We have Jays, Magpies, Great Tits, Blue Tits, Greenfinches, Wrens,Blackbirds, Starlings, Sparrows, Wood Pidgeons, Collared Doves, Robins, Chafinch. I absolutley love it and to think we moved from the countryside to the outskirts of a big city to see this natural wonder. Love it. And a male Sparrowhwak too!!

Name:	Irene Hathway
E-Mail:	i_DoT_hathway_AT_sky_DoT_com
City/State:	Bristol
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Feb 13 19:36:54 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... My husband and I watched for over an hour a Sparrowhawak at on our fence. At one stage an unsuspecting Robin appeared but soon flew away when the Sparrowhawk went to attack. This sis the second showing to our knowledge in the past six weeks of this Sparrowhawk in our garden. Previously he did manage to kill a sparrow feeding on the ground.

Name:	Angela
E-Mail:	amjones_AT_fastmail_DoT_to
City/State:	Appleford
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sun Feb 7 16:52:45 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Found you on Google. looking for info on long tailed tit nests - we have a pair who are showing interest in our pyracantha. Well done for this excellent resource.

Name:	Andrea
E-Mail:	lacey9962_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Nottingham
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Feb 3 23:38:50 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... After searching for days to identify a little bird who has been visiting my garden up to 8 times a day for the past 4 weeks i finally identified it as a pied wagtail thanks to your site..

Name:	John Francomb
E-Mail:	jwfrancomb_AT_googlemail_DoT_com
City/State:	Keynsham/Bristol
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sun Jan 31 21:26:15 2010
How you found us:	Link on another site
Wrote... I have a very agressive fieldfare in my garden.It chases off any blackbird trying to feed.I have never seen one before,first I thought it was a jay ,but after searching on line i was able to identify it.

Name:	karen fudge
E-Mail:	fudgefiles_AT_aol_DoT_com
City/State:	gloucestershire
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 30 11:59:29 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Today we saw a female black cap on the suet balls feeding, after she left, the male turned up on the suet balls. I have never seen these before, but today we are taking part in the "Big garden birdwatch"

Name:	Brenda Coyle
E-Mail:	brendacoyle_AT_btinternet_DoT_com
City/State:	Derry
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Jan 29 16:39:05 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... This is the most helpful website I've come across. I now know that the wee tit I wasn't sure of is a coal tit. I'm still having problems deciding whether my sparrows are of the "house" or "tree" variety. Anyway, I'm having great fun trying to find out!!

Name:	Mrs Marie Anerton
E-Mail:	marie-anderton_AT_sky_DoT_com
City/State:	Southampton, Hpsire
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Jan 29 14:44:42 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have had a male yellow wagtail almost permanently in the garden for the past 10 days

Name:	Mrs Marie Anerton
E-Mail:	marie-anderton_AT_sky_DoT_com
City/State:	Southampton, Hpsire
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Jan 29 14:44:04 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have had a male yellow wagtail almost ermanently in the garden for the past 10 days

Name:	Pete Rev
E-Mail:	p5rev_AT_aol_DoT_com
City/State:	Norwich
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Jan 27 15:15:57 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I am new to watching and encouraging birds in my garden and get really excited when I see one I haven't seen before. Your site has helped the identification no end so thanks for that. My favourites are finches and I have a charm of goldfinches, some 15 strong, fighting over the niger and sunflower hearts. Beautiful.

Name:	Caz
E-Mail:	caz_DoT_anywhere_AT_googlemail_DoT_com
City/State:
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Tue Jan 26 01:49:22 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... What a great site,I would like to share what I have seen, today in my garden I have seen for the first time Bullfinch. I have also seen recently,Marsh Tit, Goldfinch, Nuthutch, Great Spotted Woodpeacker, Siskin, Long tailed Tits. I have never had so many birds visit my garden, they are such a pleasure to watch.

Name:	Malc Reed
E-Mail:	malcolmreed_AT_tiscali_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Crook/Durham
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sun Jan 24 11:50:46 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Have just seen a female grey wagtail for the first time in my garden @1145am 24/1/2010

Name:	dawn alan
E-Mail:	alancalien_AT_aol_DoT_com
City/State:	banbury
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 23 14:45:14 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... had 5 longtail tits in garden first time seen them

Name:	cathy
E-Mail:	cathytony2_AT_btinternet_DoT_com
City/State:	polperro cornwall
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Jan 21 21:59:29 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Have had for the last couple of days a male black cap at my feeding station - identified off your website - quite bolshy little birds aren't they

Name:	David
E-Mail:	loret212_AT_googlemail_DoT_com
City/State:	Weston Super Mare
Home Page:	http://garden-brids.co.uk
Date:	Thu Jan 21 19:17:44 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Yesterday I was surprised to see a great spotted wood pecker at my peanuts!

Name:	Paul johnson
E-Mail:	paul_AT_pauljohnson_DoT_eu
City/State:	cutthorpe,chesterfield
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Jan 20 11:58:27 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Did i see today what i thought i saw?Goldfinches in the top of a tree,not the odd one or two but i would say 25 or more.

Name:	jeannie morgan
E-Mail:	jeannie_DoT_morgan1_AT_btinternet_DoT_com
City/State:	chorleywood
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Jan 20 10:17:51 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I was so excited to find a photograph on your website of a small bird that I had seen in my garden yesterday, but I couldn't identify it. It turns out it was a female Blackcap - although its cap is actually reddish brown. It made my day

Name:	Helen
E-Mail:	wilddogs_AT_supanet_DoT_com
City/State:	Winchester, Hampshire
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sun Jan 17 12:14:38 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Thank you so much for creating such a wonderful source of information about our garden birds. It is always a great pleasure to visit and I particularly love the Information section with all its fascinating articles about birds!

Name:	sylvia Hardy
E-Mail:	sylvia310159_AT_aol_DoT_com
City/State:	Milton Keynes
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sun Jan 17 09:58:36 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have now identified a Fieldfare that has been in my garden for the last week..ever since i put out a winter banquet of food for the hungry birds. Difficult to say if its just the one bird or if there are more than one as i have only ever seen one bird. How can you tell if its the same bird or a different one? I am new at this birdwatching but it really is very exciting. (Might need to get an anorack soon eh lol)

Name:	Sylvia Hardy
E-Mail:	sylvia310159_AT_aol_DoT_com
City/State:	milton Keynes
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sun Jan 17 09:50:34 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I am new to birdwatching and have been trying to identify some unfamiliar birds. This site has been a great help! I have just identified what seems to be a pied wagtail in my back garden ..how exciting! No doubt i shall be back again soon!

Name:	Ieuan
E-Mail:	ieuan_AT_didavies_DoT_freeserve_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Bournemouth
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 16 14:55:27 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Jan 16 single red wing in garden

Name:	Jean
E-Mail:	jeanbot_AT_btinternet_DoT_com
City/State:	Southampton
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sun Jan 10 14:39:14 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have lived in my house for over 39 years and for the first time ever, I have seen at least 2 Redwing eating the berries on my holly tree. It is a very large tree with thousands of berries, which mostly get taken by collared doves in Nov/Dec. My resident blackbirds, unusually, have been taking them for a few days. Yesterday, the Redwings appeared, fought off the Blackbirds and stripped the tree. One returned today searching out the last few. I doubt that I will see them again. QUESTION SOMETHING WAS MOVING THE STEMS OF MY ROSE BUSHES AI THE BOTTOM OF THE GARDEN. I COULDN'T SEE WHAT. wOULD REDWINGS EAT THE ROSE HIPS? DOES ANYONE KNOW?

Name:	rose roose
E-Mail:	rosinaroose_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	heybrook bay, plymouth, Devon
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sun Jan 10 13:45:19 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Now just seen a redwing, with the yellow bar over his eye. \|Wonderful to see them both together. Not seen this before.

Name:	rose roose
E-Mail:	rosinaroose_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Heybrook Bay, Plymouth, Devon
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sun Jan 10 13:06:29 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Am watching a fieldfare in front garden, bullying a blackbird, and fighting with a thrush. Eating apple off the ground. Lovely to see him. Not seen one for many years, and only in a snowy winter.

Name:	Katrina Tucker
E-Mail:	katrinatucker3_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Tenbury Wells
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sun Jan 10 10:18:38 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Have seen a pair of Fieldfare in the garden eating the fruit. First time seen in the area. Seeing off other birds.

Name:	gill wood
E-Mail:	gill_AT_1001vrs_DoT_com
City/State:	Blandford Forum
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sun Jan 10 09:53:18 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... have seen for the first time a flock of field fare, approx 20 birds in my garden, stripping berries

Name:	Alan Clifford
E-Mail:	alan1clifford1_AT_yahoo_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	worthing
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 9 23:34:34 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Have seen at least ten Fieldfare feeding on the hawthorn berries, putting the blackbirds noses out but not the magpies.Never seen these(Fieldfare) around here before very good looking birds

Name:	Kerry
E-Mail:	liamshaw1995_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Liverpool
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 9 22:37:33 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Hello, great times for stay at home birders,with the wintery weather, garden has been jam packed. But has anyone got any idea what my wife might of seen yesterday, looked like swan in flight, but had 2 black bands at lower part of neck?

Name:	Richard Walsh
E-Mail:	richardjoesph_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	wexford
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 9 21:30:52 2010
How you found us:	Link on another site
Wrote... just seen alot of redwings in my garden today i have never seen them before in my garden must have something to do with the snow.

Name:	Ian Shaw
E-Mail:	Liam1995_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Liverpool
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 9 21:23:38 2010
How you found us:	Link on another site
Wrote... great times for stay at home birders,with the wintery weather, garden has been jam packed . But has anyone got any idea what my wife might of seen yesterday , looked like swan in flight, but had 2 black bands at lower part of neck ?

Name:	Andy O'Callaghan
E-Mail:	andyocall_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Hove
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 9 17:12:22 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Yesterday I saw a flock of Redwings, 20+ in my neighbours tree, feeding on the Berries. They were back again today, managed to get a couple of photo's. We are as far South in England as you can get! Never seen them in the 20 years i have lived here. Lovely flock!

Name:	sharon may
E-Mail:	shazmay1_AT_btinternet_DoT_com
City/State:	northleach gloucestershire
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 9 16:36:56 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have had a Fieldfare in my garden for the last 2 days . Having not seen one before i came to this site to confirm the species

Name:	Pauline Seymour
E-Mail:	pseymour_AT_lycos_DoT_com
City/State:	Portslade, East Sussex
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 9 16:07:19 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... A flock of Redwings, started with 6 and grew to over 20! Haven't seen them in the garden before but they had a wonderful feast of firethorn berries. Great site, thank you also enjyed your quiz and found I knew more birds than I thought I did!

Name:	Mark
E-Mail:	mrmnewt_AT_aol_DoT_com
City/State:	Worthing, Sussex
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 9 15:32:14 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... WE HAVE A FLOCK OF FIELDFARE'S IN OUR GARDEN AND THE GARDENS OF OUR NEIGHBOURS. THEY SEEMED TO HAVE ARRIVED THISMORNING. I WOULD ESTIMATE 30 + BIRDS

Name:	Romaine
E-Mail:	romaine_DoT_thomas_AT_mypostoffice_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	LLANELLI
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 9 14:03:26 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I am thrilled with this site I have had 2 Fieldfares in my garden for the last few days and would not have known what they were without your help

Name:	Leigh Daniels
E-Mail:	me_AT_leighdaniels_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Nr Newport South Wales
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 9 12:56:42 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Fantastic site, very helpful thanks. Identified a new comer to my garden, I think a female lesser Redpoll. Never seen one before and she is very quick and shy but with 5" of snow any bird could turn up! I have most common birds but also a pair of Grey Wagtails as I keep a very large pond, they love walking across the lily leaves. Thanks again. (Waiting for my lontails to show, they turn up most years and mug the bird table)

Name:	Andy Teasdale
E-Mail:	andyteas1_AT_nylworld_DoT_com
City/State:	Urmston manchester
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 9 12:53:06 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have a Fieldfare feeding on apples for 4 days now, first time I have seen one. like wise he has seen off the blackbird and made his self at home. He is very sociable

Name:	John Stokes
E-Mail:	holeinonepar3_AT_yahoo_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Doridge
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 9 12:32:48 2010
How you found us:	Other
Wrote... Thanks to your web site I was able to identify the Fieldfare that is now in my garden eaing the apple I put down for the Blackbirds who have been chased off by the fieldfare although the Robin is taking his chance when he can to nip in and take a few seeds.

Name:	Val
E-Mail:	valerie_DoT_disney_AT_ntlworld_DoT_com
City/State:	Nottingham
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 9 11:21:50 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... A Fieldfare has visited my (small) garden for the past 3 days, stripping the berries from Firethorn bushes, whilst the Blackbird looked on. Half an hour ago I saw a flock of Fieldfare in nearby trees. I have never seen these birds before. Beautiful birds and fascinating to watch

Name:	Christine
E-Mail:	Chris19270_AT_aol_DoT_com
City/State:	Derby
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Jan 8 20:15:41 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have been watching a Fieldfare in our smallish garden nearly all day. First thing this morning I had 12 male blackbirds and 2 females all feeding in my garden. Which I thought was a bit fantastic in itself but then by lunchtime the Fieldfare had seen them all off the middle of my lawn. I have had a very amusing day watching the Fieldfare chase them all off and the blackbirds also chasing each other. At one time a wren, blue tit, robin and goldfinch all appeared just to add to my excitement!!. It's lovely to see. Our housing estate is 10 years old and it is only in recent years the birds have returned. Even a friend of mine who isn't really into birds was interested in the Fieldfares antics!! She admitted she thought it would have been a thrush - but it definitely wasn't. I have seen 3 Fieldfares fairly close together over the last few days.

Name:	Roger Bartropp
E-Mail:	bartyr1_AT_sky_DoT_com
City/State:	boreham wood. Herts
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Jan 8 16:45:26 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Just visited local garden centre to witness a pair of field fare's this is the first time I have ever seen these and feel very privelaged they are extremely pretty and have a distinct chirpy call. They pose very well.

Name:	Mike Bonser
E-Mail:	mike_DoT_bonser_AT_o2_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Stevenage
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Jan 8 16:31:02 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... We found our way here to identify two Fieldfares feeding on our crab apples for the last couple of days. They are bossing the other birds and take no notice of the wood pigeons.

Name:	Mary
E-Mail:	marycgs_DoT_mid_AT_googlemail_DoT_com
City/State:	Solihull
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Jan 8 15:59:32 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... we have a pair fieldfare in the garden for the last few days they are standing up to the piegons

Name:	mary
E-Mail:	msmaryalexander_AT_googlemail_DoT_com
City/State:	poole dorset
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Jan 8 14:44:37 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have seen a fieldfare in my garden for the first time. It took ages with searching to identify this beautiful bird. I hope it stays around so I can get better pictures.

Name:	Pam
E-Mail:	pam_AT_ambardrainage_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	reading
Home Page:	http://www.ambardrainage.co.uk
Date:	Fri Jan 8 12:01:38 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Jan 8th 2010 In my garden thrushes blackbirds robins collar doves(a pair) pidgeons a couple of nuthatches dunnocks siskins greenfinch coal tits bluetits one great tit all feeding from the bird table and feeders

Name:	jane
E-Mail:	j_DoT_beddis_AT_sky_DoT_com
City/State:	bournemouth
Home Page:
Date:	Fri Jan 8 11:16:45 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have seen a flock of fieldfares around my garden about 20-30 for the last few days eating berries one in particular sits in the same bush most of the day never seen them here before very atttractive and distinctive birds.

Name:	Maggie Membury
E-Mail:	MMor1234_AT_aol_DoT_com
City/State:	Dorchester
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Jan 8 11:05:31 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... We live in Dorchester Dorset,just off the town centre,much to our delight there has been a large flock of fieldfare about 50 or so,they have stripped a tree that was laden with berries.they have been about for a couple of days,but now not so many, I guess they have gone off in seach of more food,we have lived here 25 years and never seen this before.

Name:	Lorraine West
E-Mail:	lorrainewest_AT_tiscali_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Buxted, Uckfield
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Jan 8 10:08:58 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have a flock of redwings feeding on berries

Name:	Julie Gilbert
E-Mail:	juliegilbertandgirls_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Pontypool
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Jan 8 09:25:38 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Just before the snow came I put out some seeds, nuts and a fat cake so that my young children might see some birds. We glimpsed one or two, bur since the snow we are regularly visited by a dozen at a time. Blue tits, Great tits, Chaffinchs, Robins, a Blackbird, a Trush and even a Woodpecker. The children are so excited trying to spot the different birds everytime we look out of the window, I am delighted by the results.

Name:	Paul johnson
E-Mail:	paul_AT_pauljohnson_DoT_eu
City/State:	cuthorpe-chesterfield
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Jan 8 08:59:58 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... We have over the bad weather had 2 nuthatch feeding in our garden.They come 3 to 4 times a day stay for a good feed and are then gone.And yesterday my first sighting of a thrush.

Name:	joe draddy
E-Mail:	j_draddy_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	woking
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Jan 7 18:03:37 2010
How you found us:	Recommendation
Wrote... hello love the site really helpful with any bird related questions i have.

Name:	craig
E-Mail:	craigypowell_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	St Albans
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Jan 7 16:11:18 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Hi, Along with a good selection of normal British birds in my garden. We have been visited by beautiful Redwings and Fieldfares. Unfortunately we have had three Redwings fly into our kitchen window and die. We have some trees out front with red berries. The birds seem to love them.

Name:	Deborah Larne
E-Mail:	deborahlarne_AT_me_DoT_com
City/State:	Greenwich, London
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Jan 7 14:51:51 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... A flock of approx 15 fieldfare are sitting in a neighbours tree. They have been coming and going for the last couple of hours. I am amazed to see fieldfare in central London. Fantastic!!

Name:	ronnie.p
E-Mail:	ron_DoT_palmer45_AT_googlemail_DoT_com
City/State:	Worthing
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Jan 7 14:10:06 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... We have lived here in worthing for six years and have just seen a flock of fieldfares in our garden,about 15 birds in all,they are feeding on crab apples and other bits.very aggresive birds

Name:	pattie
E-Mail:	pattiespencer_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	devon
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Jan 7 13:52:59 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... like many others i see , i am very excited to be seeing fieldfares in my garden for the first time in 30 years !they are loving the fallen apples, they have managed to knock the snow off them so they can tuck in !benefits of not being able to get to work !

Name:	Justin
E-Mail:	justin_DoT_cowdell_AT_vodafone_DoT_com
City/State:	stoke-on-trent
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Jan 7 13:31:23 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... we have a few redwings coming to the garden to eat. this is the first time we have seen them here

Name:	Delia Hall
E-Mail:	deliahall51_AT_yahoo_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	swansea
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Jan 7 10:35:06 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... First visit to this sight which is excellent for infirmation.Am pleased to see not one but two songthrush in my garden this year,along with usual robin,four blackbirbs,bluetits,collared doves,and sometimes finches,after desperately trying to provide a suitable environment for them-what joy.

Name:	maureen lees
E-Mail:	maureen_DoT_lees2_AT_ntlworld_DoT_com
City/State:	knutsford. cheshire
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Jan 7 02:34:06 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I feed the birds manic stile.In the mordning about 7-30 I can have up to 20 blackbirds as I feed them first with mixed dried fruit,they seem to be there earlier than all other birds. Then I do a mixed feed for the others. I get the cheapest scone from the super markets which they all love along with bird seed and meal worms. Yesterday 3 field fares arrived and took over one of my feeding places. they are very territorial. but theres plenty for every one I get such enjoyment from feedng

Name:	Jill Alton
E-Mail:	jama413_AT_yahoo_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Portknockie, Buckie
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Jan 6 20:54:58 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Have seen what i am almost certain to be are 5 fieldfares in mine and my neighbours garden. Lived up here for 18 years and never seen them before.

Name:	Di Butlin
E-Mail:	speedydi_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Leicestershire
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Jan 6 20:29:01 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have sbout 6 birds in my garden I don't recognise.The size of a thrush but has yellowflash fromfront of beak towards eye. The underwing area poking out is orange. Does anyone know what they are?

Name:	Di Luck
E-Mail:	dbluck2001_AT_yahoo_DoT_com
City/State:	Leigh on Sea, Essex
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Jan 6 16:36:59 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... We have had 8 - 10 Redwings feeding on our holly berries most of today. I cannot recall having seen Redwing before.

Name:	julie kenshole
E-Mail:	jkenshole_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	darlington
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Jan 6 13:45:26 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... we find this a really useful site..thanks. Two fieldfares have arrived in the garden this week, 3rd day of 'residence';they've been feeding on the windfall apples tucked under the hedge. They've also taken a real dislike to our blackbird, he's battered looking enough without having to contend with them as well..bless him!

Name:	Malee Petong
E-Mail:	maleepetong_AT_gmail_DoT_com
City/State:
Home Page:	http://www.originalbirdwhistles.com
Date:	Wed Jan 6 13:36:10 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Hi, I am surprised and amazed of the great database of good quality bird images. Good work!

Name:	katy jack
E-Mail:	katyjack2005_AT_yahoo_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	troon ayrshire
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Jan 6 12:40:31 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I am new to this site and came upon it trying to find information about cuckoos. I have been sitting at my window after putting dried fruit suet chopped apple and porage oats out on the patio. I also have numerous feeders with mixed seed and sunflower hearts. Today I have seen 11 goldfinches on one feeder at one time Also a young cuckoo eating everything in site and chasing the blackbirds away. It does not seem to mind any of the other birds. So far this morning I have had crows a wren bluetits greenfinches a thrush chaffinches pigeons blackbirds gulls sparrows goldfinches robins a sparrowhawk a long tailed tit and a coal tit. I feel truly blessed to have these beautiful birds visit my garden. Thank you for letting me share this with you

Name:	Sally Keitley
E-Mail:	sallykeitley2000_AT_yahoo_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Jan 6 09:58:39 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Just had a redwing hit my kitchen window and stun itself. Picked it up out of the snow and held it until it was able to fly off. The most beautiful bird close up. Did I think to take a photo? NO!!!!!!!

Name:	Derek
E-Mail:	dereklawrence_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Manchester
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Tue Jan 5 14:25:30 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Following the sighting of the two fieldfare in my garden yesterday i found it fascinating that one actually spent all day till about 5.30pm munching away at the apples, normally birds come an go but not this little devil, looks lovely today with all the snow especially when im unable to go to work

Name:	T Jones
E-Mail:	pauljones207_AT_btinternet_DoT_com
City/State:	Wiltshire
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Tue Jan 5 12:24:58 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... In the past week, we have had a single redwing and a single fieldfare in our garden. Quite fascinating to watch.

Name:	kiran porter
E-Mail:	kiranporter_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	sothampton
Home Page:	http://kiran porter.com
Date:	Tue Jan 5 09:30:58 2010
How you found us:	Other
Wrote... heloow evryone

Name:	peter
E-Mail:	peter_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	sothampton
Home Page:	http://peter.com
Date:	Tue Jan 5 09:26:57 2010
How you found us:	Directory Listing
Wrote... Heloow who r u all

Name:	Kay
E-Mail:	Kay_AT_oggies_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Mon Jan 4 15:52:48 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... It was interesting to read the above messages as I too have a single what i believe is a Fieldfare in my Garden. As someone else mentioned its very aggressive towards other birds and has been happily feeding on apples for most of today. I've also had a visiting flock of goldfinches munching their way through seeds in my flower bed.Lovely to watch when stuck at home with a toddler :)

Name:	David Asker-Browne
E-Mail:	md_AT_oheal_DoT_com
City/State:	Isle of Wight
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Mon Jan 4 14:54:17 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have a Black Redstart that feeds in the tree in my garden every morning. I am not sure of the gender, since it is almost entirely light grey, with the typical flame orange tail. I have a picture if anybody wants it.

Name:	Phil
E-Mail:	frank5194_AT_gmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Manchester
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Mon Jan 4 13:45:19 2010
How you found us:
Wrote... Have a pair of feildfare in garden

Name:	geoff
E-Mail:	gurnard_AT_live_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	farningham kent
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Mon Jan 4 12:23:26 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... i have a grey wagtail in my garden for the first time this winter... since i have put raisins outside for the black birds

Name:	Derek
E-Mail:	dereklawrence_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Manchester
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Mon Jan 4 09:16:52 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Hi all i have noticed 2 fieldfare's in my garden they are quite aggressive towards any other birds at the moment but i always have cooking apples in and this is the first time i have seen them in my garden

Name:	Graham
E-Mail:	smithy_highfields_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Clavering, Essex
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Jan 2 12:32:57 2010
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Spotted Fieldfare eating rotting apples at our table feeder in our garden. This is a first for us as have never left fruit out near the house before (mental note to keep more apples for next Winter season).

Name:	Diane
E-Mail:	ddrake_AT_blueyonder_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Middlesex
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Jan 1 20:14:39 2010
How you found us:	Other
Wrote... In the last week I have seen quite a few Redwings feeding on bushes in mine and my neighbours garden. We do have many birds in our garden but I have never seen these before. A pleasure to see.

Name:	Gary Murray
E-Mail:	Murrayshaker_AT_MSN_DoT_com
City/State:	Runcorn
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Dec 31 11:55:17 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Excellent site includes all the information you could possibly need. Alot of hard work and effort must of gone into making this site so special. Keep up the good work

Name:	Linda Sugden
E-Mail:	lindalsugden_AT_btinternet_DoT_com
City/State:	west auckland
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Dec 30 19:16:58 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... on boxing day morning in 2009 we sat and watched approx 10 redwing birds in our neighbours holly tree eating berries.there was a lot of snow. we have never had these birds before. they are very pretty.

Name:	Brent Skinner
E-Mail:	bteskinner_AT_btinternet_DoT_com
City/State:	Sandhurst
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Mon Dec 28 12:28:16 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have up to 10 Redwings feeding on berries in the garden at present 28/12/09

Name:	richard channing
E-Mail:	channing4809_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	newport
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Mon Dec 28 10:07:10 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... have just seen a grey wagtail for the first time around my garden pond. a lovely looking bird it was to

Name:	kim
E-Mail:	kimchrisinaboyd_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	mauchline
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Dec 25 19:39:08 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... 25th December have seen for thr very first time a Redwing in the berry tree 2pm

Name:	laura lamont
E-Mail:	crazy_jazz_cats_AT_yahoo_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	norfolk
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Dec 23 14:57:29 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Have been watching a pair of bullfinchs in my garden today. They have been coming and going all day, eating from the ever growing number of nettles in my garden.

Name:	Helen
E-Mail:	dixhelen_AT_googlemail_DoT_com
City/State:	Reading
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Tue Dec 22 14:52:01 2009
How you found us:	Link on another site
Wrote... It has been snowing in my garden I have got a flock of Fieldfares eating the berries on my pirocanther (if thats how its spelt) there are about 20 of them each taking turns.

Name:	zhouleslie
E-Mail:	inquiry_AT_galln_DoT_cn
City/State:	suzhou
Home Page:	http://plastic-mesh.com
Date:	Thu Dec 17 06:37:08 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Bod extruded plastic mesh & nets are manufactured in China from the highest quality polymers through a unique thermoplastic extrusion process to produce many variations of thermoplastic nets. For example, plastic net bags, protective sleeve, bath ball, etc.

Name:	Elizabeth Howard
E-Mail:	elizabeth_DoT_howard2_AT_ntlworld_DoT_com
City/State:	Waterlooville, Hampshire
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Dec 11 10:51:49 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have just seen a yellow wagtail in my back garden. As this is usually a summer visitor,is it possible?

Name:	ANN SHIRLEY HAWTHORNE
E-Mail:	meganwy1_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	BRIERLEY HILL
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sun Dec 6 21:44:37 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I HAVE A MALE BLACKBIRD VISITING MY BIRD TABLE BY MY BACK DOOR. WHEN HE SEES ME HE FLUFFS UP HIS HEAD AND PEEPS LIKE A BABY BIRD SO HE GETS ALL OF THE TREATS

Name:	debbie
E-Mail:	l-deb_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Horwich nr Bolton, greatermanchester
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Dec 3 13:28:32 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... i have just seen a yellow wagtail in my garden!! thanks form helping me find out what it was, thought i was going mad. i have neva seen one before!

Name:	annie
E-Mail:	hexthorpeflatts_AT_yahoo_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	doncaster
Home Page:	http://www.friendsofhexthorpeflattsgroup.co.nr/
Date:	Wed Dec 2 21:33:21 2009
How you found us:	Directory Listing
Wrote... spotted today in hexthorpe park, yellow wagtails and redwings

Name:	annie
E-Mail:	hexthorpeflatts_AT_yahoo_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	doncaster
Home Page:	http://http://www.friendsofhexthorpeflattsgroup.co.nr/
Date:	Wed Dec 2 21:32:42 2009
How you found us:	Directory Listing
Wrote... spotted today in hexthorpe park, yellow wagtails and redwings

Name:	jakkhja
E-Mail:	robd95_AT_amwaycafe_DoT_com
City/State:
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Wed Dec 2 21:25:52 2009
How you found us:
Wrote... hello

Name:	Maureen Kishtaini
E-Mail:	kishtaini_AT_yahoo_DoT_com
City/State:
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Tue Dec 1 15:21:14 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I have recently moved to this part of the country & have been delighted of late to see 3 bullfinches in my garden(2 males + 1 female/youngster). As the leaves have fallen from the ornamental cherry on which they seem to be feeding,I can see them quite clearly. The orange/peach colour of the males is quite lovely. They arrive at about 8 am and remain there for some time.

Name:	Clive Lockwood
E-Mail:	jaalcel_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Grimsby
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Nov 28 21:27:00 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... For years we have enjoyed our garden and then realised we share it with many different birds so have taken up an interest in feeding and studying them. Sadly my knowledge is limited to recognising Blackbirds and Sparrows oh and Seagulls so I am really pleased to have found this site and hope to learn a lot more about our feathered freinds.

Name:	Sheila
E-Mail:	sheila83_AT_gmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Troy
Home Page:	http://on-line-education.org/
Date:	Fri Nov 20 16:26:17 2009
How you found us:	Other
Wrote... On-line Education Portal provides the recent events, news and inventions which are able to help you with the degree selection. Education portal is one of the most real socially controlled tool for the primary or secondary education degree. Operating with the huge number of science news, environment saving and active politic events gathered together for your determination and use. Please feel free to browse your favorite categories in search for the desired content and topic articles.

Name:	Luke
E-Mail:	szatan_AT_pieklo_DoT_net
City/State:
Home Page:	http://en.enace.eu/
Date:	Tue Nov 17 13:00:43 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... very good website!

Name:	Fiqgwrhg
E-Mail:	gpwzivkk_AT_vtiicqzn_DoT_com
City/State:	WAfOAMoVIyKxZNkm
Home Page:	link
Date:	Sun Nov 15 13:08:46 2009
How you found us:	Directory Listing
Wrote... comment4

Name:	Richard James
E-Mail:	alberonpro_AT_aol_DoT_com
City/State:	Bedford
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Nov 14 09:10:54 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... 0830-0915 Sat. Nov. 14th - have just had the joy of watching a green woodpecker pecking at our lawn behind the house and close to a small patch of woodland. It's still there & pecking away. never seen one before.

Name:	Jaclyn Shallice
E-Mail:	jshallice_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Beckenham
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sun Nov 8 13:13:14 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Have just been looking out of my kitchen window at the frantic activity of various birds. Including parrots, lots of bluetits, a wren, magpies and one bird I didn't recogise. Have just looked it up on this site, and am delighted to have found it! It's a nuthatch ..

Name:	Annemarie
E-Mail:	annie-i_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Oct 29 21:14:58 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... I saw a beautiful bird this morning on my way to work. Came across this site and identified it right away, it was a Jay. I'll use this site again definatly.

Name:	Paul H
E-Mail:	garden-birds_AT_sidsoft_DoT_com
City/State:	Ashford
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sun Oct 25 09:07:22 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Forget Wiki, RSPC or any other website I head straight for here for any information. Excellent resource. Like previous poster I just saw my first Greater Spotted Woodpecker in my garden this morning. I did have my camera ready! :)

Name:	john
E-Mail:	rutter_DoT_j1_AT_sky_DoT_com
City/State:	darlington
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Sat Oct 24 19:30:42 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... i have been watching birds in my garden for over 25 years.last week 18th oct.09 i saw for the first time in all those years a GREAT SPOTTED WOODPECKER on the suet feeder what a joyful sight it only stayed a few minutes but came back a couple of days later and stayed longer.i hope next time i will have my camera at the ready.

Name:	Pam Smith
E-Mail:	pamsmith3_AT_live_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Enniskillen
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Oct 22 12:24:40 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Saw my 1st Kingfisher this morning in our garden by the pond, my husband has seen it several times,it was beautiful.

Name:	Clare
E-Mail:	clare_j_evans_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Brighton
Home Page:	http://www.sussexnaturenotes.co.uk
Date:	Sun Oct 11 21:01:24 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... Great information on this site. Simple, straightforward and easy to use. It often comes up when I'm looking for a bird species and I often use the Bird Guide to cross reference identification. The pics and audio clips are really useful and there's additional info that you don't find on other sites. Thanks.

Name:	Damien Casey
E-Mail:	damocasey_AT_ymail_DoT_com
City/State:	Cork
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Tue Oct 6 19:04:44 2009
How you found us:	Search Engine
Wrote... THIS LOOKS LIKE A GOOD SITE FOR SOMEONE LIKE ME THATS INTERESTED IN GARDEN BIRDS

Name:	thomson
E-Mail:	chloe_DoT_oxford_AT_hydromail_DoT_com
City/State:
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Oct 2 19:30:34 2009
How you found us:
Wrote... hello all