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[from London Telegraph]
Early spring is a fact of life
A horse chestnut in leaf and blue **** starting to nest in January are among the most recent signs that spring is getting earlier. By Charles Clover.
And I see that the bird's name has been bowldlerized by SE's software, or mine! 
Regards, Doug appreciating English journalism in New Mexico
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that smoking is one of the leading causes of statistics.
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who want to know where Doug's really is.Here's the unedited version.
from the Telegraph article #In January - which was two degrees centigrade warmer than the long-term average for 1961 to 1990 - there were 3,000 records of bumblebees feeding on nectar rather than hibernating, according to the UK Phenology Network#
and from sky.com #an unprecedented 4,000 sightings of bumble bees by the end of January this year.
The report's authors, Tim Sparks and Nick Collinson of the UK Phenology Network#
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