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posted by [identity profile] sphyg.livejournal.com at 09:51am on 02/05/2012
I don't think I've ever seen a partridge IRL. We have grey wagtails (actually quite yellow) at work - the river is quite high so I hope any nests haven't been flooded.
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posted by [identity profile] unwholesome-fen.livejournal.com at 10:28am on 02/05/2012
East Anglia is full of game birds - pheasants are ubiquitous, but with a few country walks, you can see partridge, quail etc. easily enough.
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posted by [personal profile] lnr at 12:02pm on 02/05/2012
We saw grey wagtails the other weekend along the Macclesfield Canal: they really are lovely, aren't they?

Partridges are less obvious, but there seem to be quite a few around - oddly we spotted a pair on a bungalow roof in Stapleford a couple of months back! I love the faces on red-legged partridges - so pretty.
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posted by [identity profile] sphyg.livejournal.com at 04:35pm on 02/05/2012
Are there many pear trees around Cambridge? ;) I can't help but avoid pheasants!
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