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    Poros Head, Lefkada. Birds May 2015,6,7

    Blue Rock Thrush - several (each year) on mountainside Loads of yellow-legged Gulls foraging for crickets Lesser Kestrel, Alpine Swifts Red-rumped Swallow. Black-eared Wheatear, Sardinian Warbler, Subalpine Warbler each year Cirl Bunting on farm Great Grey Shrike and Peregrine on cliff top...
  2. Southern Giant Petrel

    Southern Giant Petrel

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    • Media item
    • Comments: 4
    • Category: New Zealand, Southern Oceans, Antarctica
  3. I think I've got it Mum

    I think I've got it Mum

    Rock Cormorant feeding youngster. Cape Pembroke, Stanley, Falkland Islands. Note the loving wing round Mum
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    • Comments: 5
    • Category: New Zealand, Southern Oceans, Antarctica
  4. Tussock Bird landing

    Tussock Bird landing

    Seen at Cape Pembroke, Stanley - never got a good static view of this species that was quite elusive.
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    • Media item
    • Comments: 4
    • Category: New Zealand, Southern Oceans, Antarctica
  5. crispash

    Comment by 'crispash' in media 'Falkland Grass Wren'

    Dear Stanley, Thanks for your kind words about the pics. All taken in or close to Stanley! I was working and just snatching chances to go birding. Using FIGAS (FI Govenment Air Service) was too dodgy (couldn't afford to be marooned on an Island) so missed the endemic Cobb Wren and the Striated...
  6. Crested Caracara

    Crested Caracara

    Crested Caracara, Stanley, Falklands
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    • Comments: 3
    • Category: New Zealand, Southern Oceans, Antarctica
  7. Wirebird displaying

    Wirebird displaying

    St Helena's endemic plover displaying.
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    • Media item
    • Comments: 7
    • Category: New Zealand, Southern Oceans, Antarctica
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    Comment by 'crispash' in media 'Wirebird'

    Thanks Madame swallowtail - a confession - this was not my shot - I have several of this rare endemic species but was given this shot and another that I will post by Eddy, the conservationist down there. I thought it important to share the best (excellent) shots of this rare endemic species and...
  9. Wirebird

    Wirebird

    endemic St Helenan Plover
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    • Media item
    • endemic; plover; st helena
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: New Zealand, Southern Oceans, Antarctica
  10. Flightless Steamer Duck

    Flightless Steamer Duck

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    • Media item
    • Comments: 1
    • Category: New Zealand, Southern Oceans, Antarctica
  11. Falkland Grass Wren

    Falkland Grass Wren

    nr Lighthouse, Stanley
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    • Media item
    • cistothorus platensis falklandicus
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: New Zealand, Southern Oceans, Antarctica
  12. Turdus falklandii falklandii

    Turdus falklandii falklandii

    Taken on beach at Volunteer Point near King Penguin colony
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    • Media item
    • Comments: 2
    • Category: New Zealand, Southern Oceans, Antarctica
  13. crispash

    Comment by 'crispash' in media 'Laughing Gull at up-market feeder table'

    Hi Adalia - not an alias for the young man from Westphalia? - I guess that Dahlia had an 'h'. We found a very unusual Ladybird on the golf course on Friday last. There was a glut of Harlequins. I am waiting for a photo from a colleague. It was all red with two (only) large central circular black...
  14. Sacred Ibis in Surrey

    Sacred Ibis in Surrey

    This bird first appeared on the 14th fairway of my golf club(1 mile foem M25!) on 26th July 2005. It was feeding with 30 Canada Geese and had no identification. It remained for several weeks and seemed equally at home socailising with our breeding Greylag and Egyptian Geese. It returned many...
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    • Media item
    • ibis surrey
    • Comments: 1
    • Category: British Rarities
  15. Laughing Gull at up-market feeder table

    Laughing Gull at up-market feeder table

    Laughing (Larus atricilla) and Ring-billed (Larus delawarensis) gather for left-overs at their local feeding table.
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    • Media item
    • Comments: 4
    • Category: North America
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