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paul sherring18 days ago

Bloody hell! What is the attraction of seeing a bird that's been blown off course, with a bunch of other obsessives? I love birding but surely it's about finding stuff for yourself? Most of the birds that get blown in will never make it home. The photo, to me, is tragic...

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Duncan Dine18 days ago

Over the fence 😳😱

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Ailsa 💙17 days ago

Don't you have any consideration for the home owner? I love bird watching, but this sort of mass invasion of someone else's privacy is horrible, not to mention the stress caused to the bird.

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Paul Hindess18 days ago

It’s a cracker 😃

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simsurf18 days ago

when bird watching becomes stamp collecting

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Donna Dean 💙17 days ago

@Pennyshotbirdin What on earth are you all doing? Zero respect for the bird or residents 🤬

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Brian E.Carruthers17 days ago

OMG !!!!

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Mark Smyth17 days ago

wow it's very confident. Are people feeding it?

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Mike cawthorn18 days ago

You're all too close.

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Edward Bartholomew F17 days ago

My dad had the idea of starting up a burger van and then phoning these twitching hotlines (that dates it) regarding some rarity and then pitching up there.

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Steve Haynes18 days ago

At least it's moving and on the mainland unlike a bunch of feathers, close to death under a rock in Shetland. That was a waste of time and money.

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Sue Reid18 days ago

Poor thing - all he wanted was food and all he got was a lot of twitchers. No wonder he didn't hang around.

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Comin fae the Rye18 days ago

A man thing?