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Recent content by Darrell Clegg

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    Newton Stewart, Scotland. South American species?

    Actually there has! A well photographed bird on Scilly from October 1986 was thought to be Bicknell's but in the end I think a well marked Grey-cheeked couldn't be ruled out
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    Filthy twitchers - which birds do you regret NOT going for?

    I had just come off Scilly and was in the Safeway car park in Penzance looking at Rosy Starling. A birder came up and told me about the warbler so I headed straight to Prawle - driving past my house on the way! I met Mike Langman and Mush by the phone box in Prawle village to ask for the latest...
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    Chiffchaff ? Corsica

    Surely it's a Western Bonelli's. I assume they must pass through Corsica on migration.
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    Warbler? Northern Thailand

    Nice full supercilium from bill to neck - broader in front of the eye, and is that a pale base to the upper mandible?. It's also quite bull-necked and "heavy footed" Looking like Radde's Warbler to me.
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    Pocket Bird Book

    The Collins Guide is indeed the very best Field Guide available, but for a beginner it is daunting and as Chris has already mentioned it covers species you would never see on the IOM. I still recommend The Pocket Guide to the Birds of Britain and North-West Europe by Chris Keightley and Steve...
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    Cirl Bunting ?

    The rump is rusty which rules out Cirl Bunting. This is a Yellowhammer. I don't think Cirl Bunting occurs in Ukraine. Darrell
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    2 days in beijing

    You might try this website http://birdingbeijing.com/tag/beijing-birdwatching-society/ Darrell
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    Wader ID SW Turkey

    Spot on! - Common Sandpiper
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    Gull I.D. Chew Valley UK.

    Black-headed Gull for me too. The legs look rather dark, but the clincher for me is the pure white nape, if this was a Bonaparte's it would be grey - showing even in this strong light.
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    How to differentiate yellow and grey wagtail

    leg colour is diagnostic- pink in Grey Wagtail and black in Yellow. There are obvious plumage and structural differences but you'll not go wrong if you just check the legs Darrell
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    County listing question

    Here's the citation: Ballance, David K. Smith, A. Judith. Recording areas of Great Britain: British Birds. 101. July 2008. 1-17 Darrell
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    County listing question

    Dave, Although Plymouth and Torbay are unitary authorities as far as running their own affairs goes they are still part of the county of Devon. A similar situation exists in Yorkshire with Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield et al. Having said that, defining county boundaries can be a right royal pain...
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    Android Apps

    Birdtrack from the BTO is a must Darrell
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    UK Bird Andriod Apps

    Got to agree with this. Bird track is the only one I need and all records get used for the greater good Oh - and it's free :-O Darrell
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    When did we start?

    I'm just a little younger at 84 ;) Darrell
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