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    Unknown in Sussex, England (Not british bird!)

    Might be just me but That bill looks really weird...
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    Goose and Grey Heron Central France

    It's up to you what you tick although as this is most likely an escape, it's not considered wild on the official list, so most birders wouldn't tick it
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    Young Birder

    Not been on BF for a while! Yearlist is now on 290, latest is the Buff-Bellied Pipit at QMRes. What a bird! Spent some time locally over the christmas period, with some decent birds like Red-Breasted Mergansers (1 Drake, 2 Ducks) on a reserve near my house and a few seaduck off HArtlepool...
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    How many cuckoos have you seen?

    Eurasian Cuckoo Great Spotted Cuckoo Yellow Billed Cuckoo Black Billed Cuckoo So 4 from me :-)
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    How many ......... Wagtails and Pipits

    A family I quite like actually: Wagtails: 1.Yellow including Yellow, Blue-, Grey- and Black- Headed, Iberian and 'Channel'- FlavaXFlavissima 2. Grey 3. White including White and Pied 4 Citrine (western) Pipits 1.Meadow 2.Tree 3.Olive -Backed 4.Water 5.Rock (both British and Scandinavian)...
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    Last 3 ticks whats yours?

    Last three for me: Richard's Pipit Olive-Backed Pipit Little Bunting
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    Norfolk birding

    Hi all, will be down on Saturday for the week, staying in wells. Just looking for a bit of info on some birds and sites :-) Where are Gun, East, Gramborough and any other hills? Never knowingly been to any of them but they all sound to have been good, I might walk them to check if anything is...
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    Young Birder

    Hi Joseph, Very busy with a levels ATM, but just a quick update to say I'm on 269- hope to get YBWarb, RBFlyc and maybe Little Bunting over the next few days!
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    Arctic Warbler, Flamborough

    Brilliant! Cracking shot of a cracking bird. Out of interest which side of the hedge was this?
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    Young Birder

    Had some good birds and mega times of late, including Barred warblers, Broad Billed Sandpipers, Long Tailed Skuas (lifer), Greenish Warblers, Fully spooned pom, Sooty Shearwaters and Red Crested Pochard on patch while Andrew found a Med Gull. Enjoying birding very much at the minute, with a lot...
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    Young Birder

    Welcome to all the new members! I haven't been on for ages due to various commitments and holidays, but I'm Now on 250 for the year!
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    Young Birder

    Hi harpyeagle and welcome! Where are you based? As a rule we only count birds seen in your home country to keep things fair, so sadly your Belize trip totals won't count towards this. I'll try and give some updates now I've left school, exam period left me with no time!
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    Young Birder

    Hi harpyeagle and welcome! Where are you based? As a rule we only count birds seen in your home country to keep things fair, so sadly your Belize trip totals won't count towards this. I'll try and give some updates now I've left school, exam period left me with no time!
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    Young Birder

    Wow, I've gone a long while without updating! I'm on 241 now, latest being little swift!
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    how many terns have you seen?

    I've seen a few: Gull Billed Caspian Lesser Crested Sandwich Roseate Common Forster's Arctic Little Whiskered Black (inc American) White Winged Black 12 species in all
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