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waxwings.
4 birds still present also mistle thrush and 2 blackbirds feeding on the berries , the waxwings were spending plenty of time in one of the large trees behind the petrol station , waxwing brings my chorley year list up to 131 species .
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4 waxwings still there 2-54pm also Mistle Thrush and Sparrow Hawk
IMG_7460 Waxwing Adlington Nr Chorley Lancashire by Just Daves Photos, on Flickr
IMG_7250 Waxwing Adlington Nr Chorley Lancashire by Just Daves Photos, on Flickr
IMG_7460 Waxwing Adlington Nr Chorley Lancashire by Just Daves Photos, on Flickr
IMG_7250 Waxwing Adlington Nr Chorley Lancashire by Just Daves Photos, on Flickr
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Mick,
Best place to look is anywhere where there are berries, particularly rowan. We are not aware of any in the Chorley area at the moment - the 4 which were in Adlington seem to have moved on. There has been a large flock of up to 200 birds in Euston Street, Preston during the last week or two, and 8 have been seen this morning near Morrison's on Preston Docks, which is not far from Euston Street as the Waxwing flies.
Best place to look is anywhere where there are berries, particularly rowan. We are not aware of any in the Chorley area at the moment - the 4 which were in Adlington seem to have moved on. There has been a large flock of up to 200 birds in Euston Street, Preston during the last week or two, and 8 have been seen this morning near Morrison's on Preston Docks, which is not far from Euston Street as the Waxwing flies.