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    Your top ten Birding memories......

    clearing things up a little bit... Sorry for reviving an old thread but I must set the record straight now that I remember, that Smew defiantly was not wild!+ I don't know what sp. of green warbler was in my garden annoyingly. so to replace my dodgy smew encounter i would say No: 10)...
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    Essex Birding

    Very Good day at West Canvey today...
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    Adelboden April.

    Had a great time in Switzerland. Alpine Choughs were everywhere and Black Redstarts were seen around Adelboden and Snowfinch were often seen at Geils. The Highlight of the trip was a juvenile Lammergeier at Haanenmoos and an alpine ibex at Englistenalp.
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    Adelboden April.

    Thank you ever so much this has been most helpful. I leave on Friday for 10 days. The trip is mostly Skiing but I have alot of free time for wildlife photography and bird watching so I will post here how I get on for info for others visiting the area.
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    Adelboden April.

    What birds/wildlife am I likely to see in Adelboden in early April and are there any good places in this region? I can’t seem to find much info on the wildlife of the area but I appreciate the "skiing" may be the reason for this Thanks Hadden
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    Essex Birding

    Good to see the Kingfishers are about. Know that I have finished my A-level exams for the time being I will try and go out to get a few pictures.
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    Essex Birding

    Purple Sandpiper present at the sluice gate near Limbourne creek today, 2 Marsh Harrier and 2 merlin were also seen.
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    Essex Birding

    This thread insipred me to get out birding today and I went to my Local patch with the mentality that I was going to find something good and I did find a good local bird in being a Stonechat which is a rare bird in the Chelmsford area. So I suppose if more and more people gat out birding more...
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    Essex Birding

    A Stonechat was present on Baddow meads today, frequenting a berry bush near the two gas markers and the derelict sign on the other side of the river. A Kingfisher, Song Thrush, Female Kestrel and 2 Swallow were other Highlights.
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    Need IDs for warblers, central Maine USA

    I would say 3 and 4 are Blackburnian Warblers. Not yet sure about 1 & 2.
  11. birdermoose

    Essex Birding

    No, the meads doesnt normally attract waders when flooded. Early May this year the Meads flooded and despite extensive serching for waders over two days I only saw 1 lapwing fly over. However when the meads do flood they do look perfect for waders. Perhaps if the meads flooded during the autumn...
  12. birdermoose

    Essex Birding

    Had a great morning at Rainham today, I wasnt planning on going but at 7 oclock rainham was the only reserve open. The Hightlights were a very obliging Kestrel and a fox and the Baillon's Crake showed well too.
  13. birdermoose

    Essex Birding

    Great video Fozzy, Might pop down my self tommorow. On Monday I had a great photo session at Bradwell BO, my main subjesct being Swallows. Pics enclosed. More photos on my new website http://haddenturnerwildlifephoto.webs.com/apps/photos/
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    Young bird ID N. France.

    Hello all, I would love an Id on this young Bird that I found on the floor in the wooded area of marquenterre. I think its a Young Yellowhammer but I have no experience of young buntings, so I am not confident of this. Thanks Hadden
  15. birdermoose

    Essex Birding

    You were spot on about the Mink Fozzy.
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