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Jan 2nd - 5th - Somerset Levels

Jan 7th - 20th. - Sri Lanka. £1850

Feb 16th - March 3rd Costa Rica - full

Mar 20th - 30th Morocco - 10 nights. - full

April 2nd - 9th - Andalucia migration tour. - full

April 10th - 18th - Coto Donana & Extremadura - £950 - 2 places

April 19th - 27th - Coto Donana & Extremadura - £950 - full

April 28th - 5th May. - Lesvos - full

May 6th - 13th - Portugal - £950 - 4 places

May 15th - 22nd - Northern Greece - full

May 23rd - 30th Bulgaria - £850 - 4 places

May 23rd - 30th - Andalucia birds and butterflies - £850

May 31st - June 7th. - Extremadura and Sierra de Gredos - £950

June 12th - 20th - Pyrenees and Picos de Europa - full


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Red-throated Bee-eater

Red-throated Bee-eater
join us for a fantastic tour of The Gambia this November

Saturday, December 28, 2013

DORSET, HOOKE VILLAGE - DECEMBER 28TH 2013

A VILLAGE WALK

After an horrendous return journey to Dorset from Kent yesterday, which took 10 hours (we were stuck on the M25 for 5 hours) I was inclined to stay in bed all day.

However, the morning was an absolute beauty, with a clear blue sky and no winds, such fun. So I went for a walk in the village with my scope and camera. A pair of Common Buzzards called frequently and flew over me twice, as did a flock of Redwing and a single Fieldfare.

After an hour or so it began to cloud over so I returned to our bungalow and took some pictures in the garden, the feeders were very busy as usual. Then it rained!! No change.

pictures of the Marsh Tit which is now a regular to my feeders


Dunnock

Redwing

old faithful - the European Robin

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