You will notice that on the opposing pages are two articles that have a common interest. If you need a clue it's the Rock Sparrow at Cley. What I find amazing is that by moving letters around within the middle article (Moth Magic) you can make the words: Bollocks, Stringy, Pile of Shit etc etc. Very clever Dominic Mitchell but I'm on your case!
16th June Pt 2. Subliminal Messages
Those wags at Birdwatch have taken to printing subliminal messages among their pages. Have a look at the extract below by clicking on it.
You will notice that on the opposing pages are two articles that have a common interest. If you need a clue it's the Rock Sparrow at Cley. What I find amazing is that by moving letters around within the middle article (Moth Magic) you can make the words: Bollocks, Stringy, Pile of Shit etc etc. Very clever Dominic Mitchell but I'm on your case!
You will notice that on the opposing pages are two articles that have a common interest. If you need a clue it's the Rock Sparrow at Cley. What I find amazing is that by moving letters around within the middle article (Moth Magic) you can make the words: Bollocks, Stringy, Pile of Shit etc etc. Very clever Dominic Mitchell but I'm on your case!
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John McLoughlin in the right picture was one of the five observers of that bird. Or is that what you meant? Sorry, I'll get my coat....
Taxi for Boulmer
Nearly thirty years on and the male Citril Finch on Fair isle provides a timely reminder for what stands out as an amazing and seemingly unrepeatable vagrancy event. Yes sadly 27 years on and the site of this historic find now lies on the seabed. The legacy of global warming and rising sea levels means Cley is no more I hear. Fate has it that I could now no longer sleep safely at the beach Hotel to be pissed on by drunken birders or be awoken on some memorable morning by the discoverers of a true mega...
Glad to see you took my dig in the spirit it was intended John.
Not quite sure that Cley would have survived all those years without the assistance of the shingle bank - non the less still sad to see the old coastguards vanish, another established birding institution down the pan.
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