Directory Listing: Bird Sense

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Directory Listing: Bird Sense

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HelpWildlife (Sarah)

Listing Status Live(Last Modified Mar 22, 2018 @ 14:28)
Location Fern Cottage, Spratts Green, Norfolk, NR11 6TX
Species Helped Birds
Website www.birdsense.co.uk
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Contact Information for Bird Sense
Phone Number 01263 733326
Email Address gordon@birdsense.co.uk

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Categories: Norfolk

Comments ( 4 )

  1. / ReplyJulie
    Thank you for your help regarding the baby blackbird. Just the calm informative voice that I needed. Let’s see what the morning brings.
  2. / ReplyHodgies
    Thank you for your advice on finding a baby pigeon in our garden. we are keeping it warm as suggested and will ring PACT in the morning if the little fella survives. You made us feel that we were doing the right thing. Thanks again.
  3. / ReplyAnn
    Kind helpful advice and reassurance on best way to try and help a baby blackbird I'm concerned about! It was much appreciated!
  4. / ReplyGLath
    Gordon is a very friendly, kind, caring gentleman. Ready to help any bird in need. Took a baby blackbird to him on the 04/07/2018 and know that it has the best chance to live now.

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