Osprey - Pete Blanchard
Trip Reports
Tue 6th May 2014 South Stoke.
May 6, 2014
The Wren and Chaffinch were our first species and proved to be (apart from Woodpigeon) the most abundant bird. Our new kneed organiser joined us 11 walkers for the first ½ mile, walking well since his operation. Before the hill Robins and House Martin were spotted, the House Sparrows called from the roofs and the
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