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    Cheshire Uk

    thanks
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    Cheshire Uk

    Can anyone please help with id of this bird.
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    Sparrowhawk or Goshawk Cheshire UK

    Thanks to everyone for their replies.
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    Sparrowhawk or Goshawk Cheshire UK

    Help please, Is this a female sparrowhawk or goshawk? Thanks in advance
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    Bondicar Northumberland

    Thanks very much for the reply
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    Bondicar Northumberland

    Are these birds Sanderling and Dunlin ? Thank you
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    Hauxley Wader UK

    Hello Alexander, Thank you very much for your input. I thought Sanderling at first but they weren't running to the waters edge and back like a clockwork toy, typical Sanderling behaviour. There were approximately ten in total and I was drifting towards Dunlin but your observations have me saying...
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    Hauxley Wader UK

    Could you please help with the id of this wader seen at Low Hauxley Northumberland Thank you
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    Druridge Bay Birds.

    thank you
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    Druridge Bay Birds.

    Thank you. Shows I have a lot to learn. Would not have thought of those two although there were flocks of goldfinches in the area and I thought stonechats had a more pronounced "neck ring".
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    Druridge Bay Birds.

    Please help with the id of these birds seen at Druridge Bay (South) Thank You
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    Druridge Bay this morning

    thanks a lot
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    Druridge Bay this morning

    Am I correct in saying Redshank, Dunlin and Sanderling?
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    Northumberland bird id

    thanks again.
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    Northumberland bird id

    Thanks to you all. I was torn between chiffchaff, willow warbler and a wood warbler. hopefully unfortunately I couldn't get a side view and have not seen the bird again.
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