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Recent content by knotsbirder

  1. K

    Juvenile swallow - Anglesey - 2020-12-05

    Where on Anglesey was it seen please? Sam
  2. K

    Juvenile Coot? Southern Spain

    Thanks Rob, let us know if you see it again! There’d be a lot of interest in seeing it! Sam
  3. K

    Fea's Petrel - Cape Verde (off Sao Nicolau) - April 2013

    It was largely thought that the recent Irish bird was probably Desertas Sam
  4. K

    Walrus Kinlochbervie

    Nobody knows. Swam out c.20m, went under and was never seen again Sam
  5. K

    Walrus Dunnet Head

    Seen at Armadale, Caithness, this morning Sam
  6. K

    Walrus, North Ronaldsay

    It/another seen on Peedie Sands, Dunnet Head yesterday https://twitter.com/Davyshanks/status/975864088634028032 Sam
  7. K

    Birdguides new system

    No Mark, that's still the case
  8. K

    Birdguides new system

    There is an app too, to save you having to load the website on your phone
  9. K

    British Big Year - 2016. 398 so far.

    UK400 & British - though he wasn't strictly doing UK400 to begin with so didn't go for things like BH Wagtail & Hornemann's Arctic Redpoll! Sam
  10. K

    RFI Pearl Fritillaries

    Hurst Castle is the only mainland site for Glanville Frits. Sam
  11. K

    Norfolk Butterflies and Moths

    Whilst dipping the Kelling Two-barred we had a good selection of butterflies, including numerous Silver-studded Blues, at least 4 Purple Hairstreaks, White Admiral and a Grayling. Sam
  12. K

    Yorkshire Birding

    Sorry I'm late to the party, but is this not Channel? Very flared supercillium, powery-blueish head and a very extensive sub-ocular patch below the eye. Plus the bird has a white throat. Sam
  13. K

    Western Scotland birding

    The head looks very powder-blue in all photos, but that may be down to them rather than the actual bird. A lot easier in the field! Sam
  14. K

    Western Scotland birding

    Apologies if I'm missing something, but is this not a Channel Wagtail? Sam
  15. K

    Derbyshire County Birding

    These edging towards summer plumage yet Dave? Thanks, Sam
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