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Fantastic blog – keep up the good work…
We did a photo shoot with a certain Mr Packham at Brandon Hill on a very chilly day this March. Managed to hear several twinkling goldcrest but not much else.
Ben (Features ed, BBC Wildlife Magazine)
Hi Ben,
thanks for the comment, glad you like it.
Yes, loads of goldcrests singing in the spring, but harder to find at this time of year now they are quieter.
Quite a few migrants passing through at the moment and can get much better views of passing buzzards and peregrines now Cabot Tower has reopened. Can even see the Castle Park peregrines from here now when they are up.
Cheers
Sam
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