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Singing in the reedA trustful sedge warbler (I hope the identification is right ;-))Singing in the reedA trustful sedge warbler (I hope the identification is right ;-))Singing in the reedA trustful sedge warbler (I hope the identification is right ;-))Singing in the reedA trustful sedge warbler (I hope the identification is right ;-))Singing in the reedA trustful sedge warbler (I hope the identification is right ;-))Singing in the reedA trustful sedge warbler (I hope the identification is right ;-))Singing in the reedA trustful sedge warbler (I hope the identification is right ;-))

Singing in the reed

A trustful sedge warbler (I hope the identification is right ;-))


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Sedge Warbler West Norfolk (riverbank)

Sedge Warbler West Norfolk (riverbank) by Adam Swaine
Via Flickr:
My focus on the sedge warbler is for two reasons. One is simply as it’s a new arrival from sub-Saharan Africa, a reminder of the miracle of migration. The second links, I think, with keen birdwatchers’ constant search for the new or different. Yes, they’re back – like seeing an old friend after many months of absence. I haven’t heard a sedge warbler for ages..Walking along the Nar Riverbank so tranquil and beautiful to hear and see in spring

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