I am now a Merlin twitcher. Waiting for my first bird which at moment are drowned out by traffic 
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I am now a Merlin twitcher. Waiting for my first bird which at moment are drowned out by traffic
Best try Barrybados beach. You'll find some rough old birds there today.
That's a Suzuki Swift.I am now a Merlin twitcher. Waiting for my first bird which at moment are drowned out by traffic
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There are a lot of swallows in High Wycombe......................
What are you trying to say? Come on, spit it out.There are a lot of swallows in High Wycombe......................
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What are you trying to say? Come on, spit it out.
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Funnily enough I'll be across there next week for a few weeks in my favourite cottage - I'll give you an update if I spot any more.
I don't think there are many turkeys across there, but does this app pick up gobbling?
Just been sat in the gardens with mam at the care home she's in.I am now a Merlin twitcher. Waiting for my first bird which at moment are drowned out by traffic
It picked up a few birds, but most were being drowned out by a chiff chaff.
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My first bird song. A Eurasian Wren. Somewhere in tree in Pontypool.
For a little bird, they make a racket.
Just installed the app, looks like I've got a feathered 'friend' flown in from Llandaff, it's identified a ****ehawk.
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I’m off to Reading this week for granddaddy daycare. Looking forward to seeing and listening to the red kites which fly over my daughter’s house every day. And the cuckoos.