Mr Heron is back.

• Guest 672

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  27 October 2012     22:25198096
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  Nah not J Heron but this feathered one sitting in a conker tree near my garden.
  
  

  
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• Guest 696

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  27 October 2012     22:40198098
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  Good to see the heron has returned. Hopefully he's brought his missus with him.
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• Guest 667

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  27 October 2012     22:59198099
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  Yes he was in the River near Morrisons during the week and the seagulls were not happy with him being there, they were trying to dive at him, then he flew off.
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• Guest 653

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  28 October 2012     06:51198102
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  It's great to have such birds here, pleased he has returned.
  
  
  
  Roger
• Brian Dixon

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  28 October 2012     07:49198126
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  has the egret returned yet.
• Jan Higgins

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  28 October 2012     07:50198127
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  Not seen it yet Brian
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• Brian Dixon

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  28 October 2012     07:53198128
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  havent seen it either,not for the last 6 months or so.
• Guest 657

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  28 October 2012     08:52198142
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  He looks very majestic sitting there. We haven't seen our heron for some months - the fish are pleased!
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