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    Migrating birds

    Hi guys, i've been buzzed twice in the space of an hour by two giant flocks of birds, not sure which, but they were migrating EAST over lincolnshire. Any idea what they could have been? They were very noisy.

    Also, in my limited knowledge i have always believed migrating birds to the South means we will have a cold winter but going East means we will have a mild one. So far our weather is proving just that. Any truth in my madness or complete baloney?
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    Noisy? Going east to Norf Norfolk? Geese

    There've been lots out there the last few weeks (and I was told they're a bit late this year, but it has been a very warm autumn). I took these pictures a fortnight ago at Sea Palling.

    That's a few miles north of me though, up on the top coast: we only get the Chip-Eating-Gull in my town
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      huh, so they are coming to the UK, not leaving? Puts my theory to rights then Thanks a lot Two Sheds.
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        Originally posted by Two_Sheds View Post
        Noisy? Going east to Norf Norfolk? Geese

        There've been lots out there the last few weeks (and I was told they're a bit late this year, but it has been a very warm autumn). I took these pictures a fortnight ago at Sea Palling.

        That's a few miles north of me though, up on the top coast: we only get the Chip-Eating-Gull in my town

        Very nice pic's they are too T.S.

        You just can't beat those chip eating Gulls T.S.


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