An invitation to visit a Watchfield garden from the owners Tony and Kathleen Edwards saw me arriving about 12 noon on Tuesday to experience great delight as I observed at least a half dozen of both Redpoll and Siskin. They were very confiding and although I had only the short time , due to other commitments , the smallness of the Redpolls once again registered .
Tuesday, 22 March 2016
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