Crane Spotter
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Crane Spotter: Striking gold in the muck
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Muck, muck, glorious muck! It can be a magnet for birds. The trouble is that with changing farming practices there is not so much of it around these days. ...

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Crane Spotter: A big bill drops in
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Ouch! Not another big bill. Hasn’t it been going mad! We’re all feeling the pinch. Seemingly everything’s been going up since Brexit/Covid/the war in ...

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Crane Spotter: Bob, bob, bobbing – and gone
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There’s a fascinating little bird they call ‘common’ but like many others who share its first name – such as Crossbill and Gull – it isn’t. Well not around ...

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Crane Spotter – A tale of two sittings
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Main Photo: Magpie, Pica pica It was the best of times – until they turned up. Some noisy builders started work just when I was looking forward to a ...

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Crane Spotter: Spotted again at long last!
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Have you ever accidentally re-found something you thought was long lost?  Perhaps it was an old photo of a loved one that was slipped into a rarely used ...

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Crane Spotter: Plover lover’s reward (Part 2)
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Those extremely rare local visitors with the ‘golden spectacles’ I wrote about last month - the pair of smart Little Ringed Plovers - ended up staying longer ...

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Crane Spotter: Plover lover’s reward (Part 1)
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Main Photo - Litte Ringed Plover (Charadrius dubius) It’s always nice to go ‘shopping’ and to return with something exciting you weren’t expecting to find. ...

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Crane Spotter: Finches pinched!
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(Main Photo - European Goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis)) Lots of people ask me ‘What birds are you seeing at the moment?’ and I’m usually happy to oblige ...

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Crane Spotter – Jack-in-the-flocks springs magic surprise
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Boing boing! I’m all of a bounce despite the awful winter weather we’ve been having. Freezing fields, driving rain, biting winds and local floods - not ...

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Crane Spotter: Racing for a Record – Part 2
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Main picture: Reed Bunting (Emberiza schoeniclus) The story so far…last month I reported my progress in trying to see 120 bird species in and around ...

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Crane Spotter: Racing for a Record Part 1
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Around 105 bird species may be typically seen in and around Cranleigh during a full year if you try hard enough. And that gave me an idea. What if I could ...

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Crane Spotter – December 2022
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Looking twice reveals a surprise presence - by @Crane_Spotter We are all excited if we receive an unexpected package at Christmas - and most of us get the ...

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