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Counting on us (to count them) 🦅
Friday 23rd January
Written by Catherine
This weekend, Cambridge GoodGymers put on their red t-shirts and grabbed the binoculars to take part in the RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch. Nearly 6 millions birds have been counted so far!
The weather might have been a bit grey, but the birds came out and we managed to record some valuable data to help understand species numbers in the area. There were sparrows, magpies and pigeons a plenty. Herons are a fairly common sight along the river Cam and one very kindly touched down for Caroline and Michele - a case of right place, right time!
Daiana had the support of a purr-fessional 🐈 and Caroline had an im-peck-able birdwatching snack 🍦
We had no r-egrets taking part and enjoyed a peaceful, wholesome morning.