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March’s Birds of the Month: which birds will you see? (www.rspb.org.uk)

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Uninterrupted skies, rolling hills and rugged fells. With its spectacular views, it’s easy to see why the UK’s countryside has been celebrated by so many famous poets and artists throughout history.

But these lands aren’t just home to breathtaking beauty spots. When managed with nature in mind, farmland hedgerows, hay meadows and woodlands can all hum with life.

With the light lingering in the evening for longer, March is the perfect time to head outdoors. As birds make their return to breeding grounds, here are six birds you could see on a country jaunt:

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