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Phil Espin
 Post subject: Quail in TF29
PostPosted: Tue Jul 05, 2011 7:25 pm 
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Out atlasing late afternoon I made 5 stops on the road from Kelstern to Binbrook to look for Partridges and had Quail calling at 3 of them. Both Grey and red legged seen but no breeding evidence.

Just north of Binbrook at Swinhope I had 2 more Quail calling and also 2 pairs of Spotted Fly (more on Freddies fread). the only confirmed breeding species I added was a recently fledged Song Thrush.
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