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Old 21-09-10, 03:27 PM
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I have recentley purchased "where to watch birds in Britain" 2nd edition,which is very good,but does not even mention the Isle of Mull, which is a birdwatching paradise,and I received as a birthday present "where to watch birds in Yorkshire" which is excellent, I didnt realise there were so many sites on my doorstep, a great present and can recommend both books.
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Old 21-09-10, 06:06 PM
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With so many sites on your doorstep we can look forward to a few reports from you then, Dave!
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They are well worth buying, I have the book that covers my area and all the books that cover surrounding areas too.
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