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There were also a few clumps of Wood Anemones around Easy Bridge, a lovely plant which is said to be indicative of lost woodland if in a meadow or hedge bank as seen here.
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What about birds!? Well, not many migrants around today, one Sand Martin flew overhead near to Marsh Farm, where there were also a pair of Swallows. They were hanging around on wires next to the farm with the male singing, so likely a returning local pair. I also saw the male at Musbury today which Steve mentioned earlier in the week. A gorgeous pair of Grey Wagtails were on the River Umborne too.
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Amazingly I haven't managed to miss any more Ospreys today, after having missed three this week so far, including two on Tuesday. Two I missed while at work, although a certain jammy individual still manged to see one of these, while conveniently loitering in the back yard! ;-) The earlier of the two birds on Tuesday decided to fly over my house while I was a tad indisposed, my dinner was a little bit ON FIRE!!
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