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  1. Good to twitter (tweet?) with you gentlemen - same time next year? And thanks to Alex for organising all the clever stuff. Running out of... 5:57 AM Jun 13th from web
  2. Quiet end to the hour - sparrows tweeting from the roof. Still waiting for the Red Kite (maybe next year)! 5:55 AM Jun 13th from web
  3. Impressed by your figures Richard! Robin just started singing - I thought they went quiet in June-July so maybe this is a late starter! 5:53 AM Jun 13th from web
  4. It's very quiet compared with winter isn't it - May would probably yield more bird species/numbers but less other stuff... 5:49 AM Jun 13th from web
  5. OK Richard - gloves off. What's your garden list standing at?! Mine's 74 birds, 19 butterflies and 12 dragons & damsels. 5:46 AM Jun 13th from web
  6. My e-mail shows interesting selection of people following this - from West Midland Bird Club to California lady who likes phone s*x. Hmm. 5:45 AM Jun 13th from web
  7. Herring gull mobbing very pale buzzard overhead - the rooks give the buzzards stick too. 5:42 AM Jun 13th from web
  8. Stock dove flies out of the big ash tree - haven't seen them lately but they tend to hide away... a much overlooked but rather lovely bird. 5:42 AM Jun 13th from web
  9. Blackbird singing somewhere, flock of goldfinches twittering (!) and another small tortoiseshell or the same one flying back and forth. 5:41 AM Jun 13th from web
  10. How is your dad coping with the media spotlight Alex?! 5:40 AM Jun 13th from web
  11. Tantalising glimpse of what was probably a painted lady - but it flew straight off as they tend to. Have had loads in the garden this year. 5:39 AM Jun 13th from web
  12. We used to get loads of parakeets at our garden in hampton - know you're not supposed to say you like them but I do! 5:38 AM Jun 13th from web
  13. Nice pic Alex - mike would know but he's at an RSPB reserve - Pulborough Brooks! Connection may not work as he's very quiet - not like him! 5:37 AM Jun 13th from web
  14. Alex - why don't you try eating it and see if the live blog becomes a medical emergency blog?! Could do wonders for the ratings... 5:34 AM Jun 13th from web
  15. Hang on Darren - you're at the Lodge?Isn't that cheating?! ! next time I'm going to do my blog from Costa Rica! 5:33 AM Jun 13th from web
  16. My son George makes his own contribution to the survey - rabbit poo. Badgers have also dug holes all over the lawn. 5:32 AM Jun 13th from web
  17. I take a swing at a passing white butterfly and am in luck - a large white, soon to lay its eggs on our nasturtiums no doubt! 5:31 AM Jun 13th from web
  18. Darren - you obvioulsy live somewhere wooded! We get great spots here (nesting in the apple tree) but never seen a nuthatch! 5:30 AM Jun 13th from web
  19. Chaffinch flies overhead, calling, and small tortoiseshell on the nettles - laying eggs? 5:29 AM Jun 13th from web
  20. I finally manage to catch one of the blue damselflies, and with the help of a magnifying glass ID it as azure... 5:29 AM Jun 13th from web