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It crossed my mind that a load of them might have flown over from Poland or Croatia and just chosen to make urban gardens their habitat of choice, but 'Dunnock' didn't look like a particularly Eastern European name, so I figured they must indeed be a Brit bird that just slipped through my fact net probably due to it's size and, what is described on several sites as its 'drab appearance'.
Pigeon Blog 2008
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It crossed my mind that a load of them might have flown over from Poland or Croatia and just chosen to make urban gardens their habitat of choice, but 'Dunnock' didn't look like a particularly Eastern European name, so I figured they must indeed be a Brit bird that just slipped through my fact net probably due to it's size and, what is described on several sites as its 'drab appearance'.
Pigeon Blog 2008
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It crossed my mind that a load of them might have flown over from Poland or Croatia and just chosen to make urban gardens their habitat of choice, but 'Dunnock' didn't look like a particularly Eastern European name, so I figured they must indeed be a Brit bird that just slipped through my fact net probably due to it's size and, what is described on several sites as its 'drab appearance'.
Pigeon Blog 2008
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It crossed my mind that a load of them might have flown over from Poland or Croatia and just chosen to make urban gardens their habitat of choice, but 'Dunnock' didn't look like a particularly Eastern European name, so I figured they must indeed be a Brit bird that just slipped through my fact net probably due to it's size and, what is described on several sites as its 'drab appearance'.
Pigeon Blog 2008
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It crossed my mind that a load of them might have flown over from Poland or Croatia and just chosen to make urban gardens their habitat of choice, but 'Dunnock' didn't look like a particularly Eastern European name, so I figured they must indeed be a Brit bird that just slipped through my fact net probably due to it's size and, what is described on several sites as its 'drab appearance'.
Pigeon Blog 2008
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It crossed my mind that a load of them might have flown over from Poland or Croatia and just chosen to make urban gardens their habitat of choice, but 'Dunnock' didn't look like a particularly Eastern European name, so I figured they must indeed be a Brit bird that just slipped through my fact net probably due to it's size and, what is described on several sites as its 'drab appearance'.
Pigeon Blog 2008
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It crossed my mind that a load of them might have flown over from Poland or Croatia and just chosen to make urban gardens their habitat of choice, but 'Dunnock' didn't look like a particularly Eastern European name, so I figured they must indeed be a Brit bird that just slipped through my fact net probably due to it's size and, what is described on several sites as its 'drab appearance'.
Pigeon Blog 2008
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It crossed my mind that a load of them might have flown over from Poland or Croatia and just chosen to make urban gardens their habitat of choice, but 'Dunnock' didn't look like a particularly Eastern European name, so I figured they must indeed be a Brit bird that just slipped through my fact net probably due to it's size and, what is described on several sites as its 'drab appearance'.
Pigeon Blog 2008
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It crossed my mind that a load of them might have flown over from Poland or Croatia and just chosen to make urban gardens their habitat of choice, but 'Dunnock' didn't look like a particularly Eastern European name, so I figured they must indeed be a Brit bird that just slipped through my fact net probably due to it's size and, what is described on several sites as its 'drab appearance'.
Pigeon Blog 2008
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It crossed my mind that a load of them might have flown over from Poland or Croatia and just chosen to make urban gardens their habitat of choice, but 'Dunnock' didn't look like a particularly Eastern European name, so I figured they must indeed be a Brit bird that just slipped through my fact net probably due to it's size and, what is described on several sites as its 'drab appearance'.
Pigeon Blog 2008
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