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Name:	graham parker
E-Mail:	tagpen_AT_8759_DoT_eclipse_DoT_co_DoT_uk
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Date:	Thu Feb 2 04:45:17 2012
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Wrote... moved here about 9 wks ago to date garden visitors consist of, blue tits, great tits, greenfinches,gold finches,sparrows, dunnocks,blackbirds, robins, wrens,greter spotted woodpekers,occassional sparrow hawk and a now resident pheasant, the feeding is bankrupting me, looking fwd to nesting time. ps must get a telephoto lens for my cammera

Name:	Kikidee
E-Mail:	pinkdb100_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
City/State:	London
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Date:	Sun Jan 22 23:42:19 2012
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Wrote... Sitting in McDonalds Leytonstone and saw in the car park a bird I personally have never seen before (a small sparrow like black and white bird). Looked on your site and I'm pretty sure it was a female Pied Wagtail. Hopefully its a good thing that I have seen it and not instead because they are suffering in their usual environments. Saw a pretty Robin too that day so all in all quite chuffed (pardon the pun)

Name:	sarah
E-Mail:	diggerlady1_AT_sky_DoT_com
City/State:	eastleigh
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Date:	Tue Jan 10 19:42:58 2012
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Wrote... was pleased to note that we have a blackap pair in our cabbage palm....along with masses of sparrows ...it gets really noisy up there!!

Name:	wendy
E-Mail:	millward_DoT_wendy_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	derbyshire
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Date:	Thu Jan 5 17:41:38 2012
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Wrote... Got at least 2 robins visit my garden daily. 2 male bullfinches and one female. Lots of goldfinches on front garden since i found "Niger" seed. 1 greater spotted woodpecker. One greenfinch was coming but I think the nasty but beautiful Sparrowhawk had him for lunch :-(. Absolutely loving watching birds from my house....my partner says i spend more feeding the birds than him hehe

Name:	Joy Ward
E-Mail:	joy_ward_AT_btinternet_DoT_com
City/State:	loggerheads
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Jan 5 12:58:54 2012
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Wrote... I have never seen a woodpeacker till today and we had a great spotted woodpeacker feeding off our bird table it was great

Name:	Bruno Lee
E-Mail:	brunnes_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Eastbourne
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Date:	Sun Jan 1 12:53:06 2012
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Wrote... We have a Dunnock nesting in our hedge,but spends all it's time bobbing from branch to branch on a bush next to our fish pond. It gives us a perfect view all day from the patio doors. Never seen one before,lucky for us it's chosen to reside with us.

Name:	Robin Carlisle
E-Mail:	robin_AT_mobilepromotions_DoT_com
City/State:	Denford Northants
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Fri Dec 30 12:33:43 2011
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Wrote... Recently put up a peanut feeder alongside a seed feeder I have had in a hedge for 3 years. Just seen a female Greater Spotted Woodpecker at the nuts for the furst time. A charming and enjoyable sight. Wild life preservation is essential and gives back moments of joy.

Name:	Les Jenkin
E-Mail:	lesjenkin_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Paignton
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Date:	Sun Dec 25 22:07:19 2011
How you found us:	Link on another site
Wrote... Live near busy road in Paignton in upstairs flat. This afternoon had a kestrel sitting on our veranda railings for about 5 minutes. What a beautiful bird. Not seen it here before.

Name:	Gareth Jacobs
E-Mail:	garethandliz_AT_gmail_DoT_com
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Date:	Mon Nov 21 15:19:09 2011
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Wrote... Nuthatch still here - at bird table in Musselburgh, just outside Edinburgh since July. Can't be just visiting.

Name:	S Martin
E-Mail:	sue_69uk_AT_yahoo_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Leeds
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Mon Nov 21 12:11:16 2011
How you found us:	Recommendation
Wrote... On Sunday morning we were lucky enough to have a beautiful male Bull Finch visit our garden. I've never seen one all the years I have been here. He stayed for a good 30 minutes,first on the crab apple tree then to the feeder.Times like that I wish I had a decent camera to capture the moment.

Name:	tim kirton
E-Mail:	popeye6969_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	peterboro
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Date:	Sat Nov 12 08:27:21 2011
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Wrote... Whilst walking my dog the other morning down a path I noticed a beautiful kingfisher I've never ever seen one before I was most xcited so a week lata I went back to the same spot hoping to see the kingfisher again and I was in luck. It was just on a perch just sitting there I was amazed by its beauty

Name:	Ian Smith
E-Mail:	iws_AT_hotmail_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Leeds
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Thu Nov 3 15:13:54 2011
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Wrote... Hi on Sunday 30-10-11 my self and my partner were watching 6 red kites flying over our house we live in whinmoor Leeds, we sometimes see one or a paie but it is the first time we have seen six Ian

Name:	David Hall
E-Mail:	Davehall_DoT_is_AT_gmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Kent uk
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Date:	Sat Oct 22 10:36:32 2011
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Wrote... I'm surprised at the concern about low sightings of Goldfinches. Here in my Kent garden I have a flock or 'charm' of more than dozen through most of the day, every day. A couple of pairs have nested in a separate part of the garden annually but I made no special feeding provision. However, this late summer and autumn (2011) I set up two four-way Niger feeders. Immediately I noticed adults and young 'greypates' beginning to use them. Now there are so many around they fight to secure a feeder perch. Others happily feed on fallen seed on the ground below. For an abundance of Goldies I suggest Haiths Goldfinch Mix which is primarily niger and teasel plus some other tiny delicacies. Your garden will be buzzing! David

Name:	Karl
E-Mail:	karl_AT_otvsystems_DoT_co_DoT_uk
City/State:	Gravesend, Kent
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Date:	Fri Oct 21 08:50:13 2011
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Wrote... We saw our first Jay in our garden today, eating scraps of bread. We didn't know what it was at first so thank you for your help in identification.

Name:	george
E-Mail:	freejafa1_AT_hotmail_DoT_com
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Date:	Wed Oct 19 14:01:15 2011
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Wrote... save our birds !

Name:	Gareth
E-Mail:	garethandliz_AT_gmail_DoT_com
City/State:	Musselburgh
Home Page:	http://
Date:	Tue Oct 18 10:54:50 2011
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Wrote... We've had a Nuthatch in the garden since August (it's now mid Oct.). Is breeding known this far north, or is it still "visiting"?