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Recent content by craigaholden

  1. craigaholden

    dainty damselfly in kent, 2011

    Hoping to call in tomorrow, so any updates from today would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks in advance
  2. craigaholden

    Norfolk Butterflies and Moths

    Hi guys I've only just started to get into butterflies and wondered if any of you could help me out. Are the swallowtails showing at Hickling, and the dark green fritillary at Horsey? Any info/directions/other species to look out for would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance
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    Oxfordshire birding

    Any details on the probable American Black Tern at Farmoor??
  4. craigaholden

    Norfolk birding

    Hiya Wondered if anyone could help me out. I'm starting to get on the slippery slope of enjoying butterflies and am keen to know if any dark green fritillary are still present at Horsey Gap (taken from the Norfolk page of the Buterfly Conservation website). Also if there are any other decent...
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    Norfolk birding

    The Breydon plover is different to the Cley bird: pics on the Surfbird Forums
  6. craigaholden

    Norfolk birding

    Regarding the recent kites we down here in Suffolk have also been having a fair few (no doubt the same individuals as you in most cases). Of interest one of our birds had very distinct white scaps. Did that bird get seen in Norfolk? Reason I ask is a local birder has done some research and got...
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    Norfolk birding

    Gonna be in north Norfolk tomorrow and just wondered if there's much about that I'm not aware off. Maybe any velvet scoter or long tailed ducks anywhere, that sort of thing. News has been quiet on the shorelarks at Cley in the last two days. Assume they have moved on then? Cheers
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    Norfolk birding

    whats the deal with these shorelarks at Holkham? About 20 were reported not so long ago, no news since. Just wondered if anyone has seen or heard of them lately? Cheers
  9. craigaholden

    Norfolk birding

    Probably the birds that are known to roost regularly at Breydon in recent times?? might be worth checking there late afternoons??
  10. craigaholden

    Norfolk birding

    Another site which will promise views of kittiwake is Sizewell Rigs, just offshore from the power stations
  11. craigaholden

    Norfolk birding

    There are still there this year. Check out the inner harbour walls (or any of the docks to be honest)
  12. craigaholden

    Suffolk Birding

    Funny you should mention the voles, had them the other day. Completely unaware of my presence. As for the birds on saturday evening, quite a lot was noted. Had 3 smart, summer plumaged spotshanks (1 on east scrape, 2 on the levels), 3 knot on east scrape (with 1 with a hint of red in its...
  13. craigaholden

    Suffolk Birding

    Hiya Paul I too tried for nightjar at Dunwich about a fortnight ago but didn't see any. The birds called very briefly (for about five minutes) and then shut-up for the night. However, I returned again last evening and got great views of at least five birds in very good light conditions (think...
  14. craigaholden

    Norfolk birding

    news is very quiet from Titchwell and Cley in recent days, has anyone been there lately and seen anything interesting............. Nothing on any on the red backed shrikes today either
  15. craigaholden

    Norfolk birding

    That's a bold statement to make. You got any proof of that??
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