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redman41 | 15:43 Mon 11th Jul 2011 | Twitching & Birdwatching
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Probably got away with just a Headache...lucky Owl

http://news.uk.msn.co...sh-owl-leaves-imprint
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Redman, we had this happen to us. Perhaps I should have taken a photo for the press. It was amazing - I let is stay there for ages. We never found an injured owl.
15:45 Mon 11th Jul 2011
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Something to do with the substance in the Feathers Lottie as far as I can make out.
Would have made a good story in your local Paper if you had reported it !
15:49 Mon 11th Jul 2011
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Didn't think of it Redman. It was quite amazing to see.

We have a family of young goldcrests at the moment. Had to evict one from our conservatory at 5.30am Sunday morning. It was so exhausted it just stepped onto my finger when I put it under his chest. I put him outside and he recovered after about ten minutes and joined his siblings. So, so tiny. Britain's smallest birds.
15:52 Mon 11th Jul 2011
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Beautiful little Birds Lottie, the joys of living in the Countryside.
15:55 Mon 11th Jul 2011
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Yep, Mum and Dad partridge proudly brought their brood of 12 across our front garden yesterday. Absolutely gorgeous.
15:57 Mon 11th Jul 2011

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