birds

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] It seems a long time ago now, but in the first lockdown the roads were largely empty and most people were at home.  If you asked them what they noticed, many people would have said to you that there was more birdsong as nature reasserted itself.  Of course there wasn’t more birdsong really, it was just that we had more time and less aural interference getting in the way.  At a local level all three lockdowns have led to a greater appreciation by Blackpool residents of one specific bird.  Let me explain. The Turnstone is a familiar sight on…