Last week I drove to Oxford for a project meeting and on the way I passed three red kites circling a dead badger on the road. The red kite was re-introduced the Chilterns and are now spreading further afield. I have now seen them on the outskirts of Swindon and hopefully we’ll see them scavenging over Bristol. The red kite has a very distinctive tail and their graceful, often low level flight pattern makes them a wonderful addition to our landscape. 
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Monday, 5 March 2012
Red kites
Last week I drove to Oxford for a project meeting and on the way I passed three red kites circling a dead badger on the road. The red kite was re-introduced the Chilterns and are now spreading further afield. I have now seen them on the outskirts of Swindon and hopefully we’ll see them scavenging over Bristol. The red kite has a very distinctive tail and their graceful, often low level flight pattern makes them a wonderful addition to our landscape. 
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