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    Nocturnal flight call, Hampshire, UK

    Thank you... I did consider Spot Red but it didn't sound quite right for that either (also a mega in inland Hants now, unlike Green Sand). Tom
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    Nocturnal flight call, Hampshire, UK

    Recorded this over a garden in Hampshire a few weeks ago. Unfortunately only one call The closest thing I can think of is Green Sandpiper (Tringa ochropus) but doesn't sound quite right. MP3 and sonogram are attached Any help appreciated Tom
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    Corvid(s)/Raptor(s), West Yorks UK, really bad photos...

    The second photo is a Sparrowhawk. The first photo may well be two Sparrowhawks although rather hard to be sure from that photo
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    Another Kestrel confirmation please

    Agree on Kestrel
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    Birdguides new system

    Thanks yes that was what I was looking for - had to turn off the filter to make that box appear
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    Birdguides new system

    I'm trying to find a way of searching the database as you used to be able to, but can't find anything apart from searching the Rarities Archive which is not what I want. Is it still possible?
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    1st-winter gull, UK

    Thanks for your thoughts Steve, I do see a number of 1st-winter Herring Gulls at this site with white heads, but felt all the other features on this bird pointed to YLG rather than Herring
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    1st-winter gull, UK

    One for the gull experts to help me with. I saw this 1st-winter a few weeks ago in southern England. I made the following notes: - Head white with a dark mask - Breast white with some streaking/spotting - Tertials dark with neat white edges - Long-winged - Bill all dark with obvious gonys angle...
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    Birdguides new system

    I've tried to give a bit of time to get used to the new website but it's not happening for me. Just feels like less information in the same amount of space and much harder to navigate. All very disappointing. I will probably keep subscribing for the app although I only really use it when...
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    Waders in Scotland

    I still think the bird in the second image is a Little Stint, albeit one of the greyish variation. The delicate feel of the bird makes it jump out as a stint sp to me, compared to the more chunky feel of a Sanderling. But to try to make a few more specific points: - The primary projection is...
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    Waders in Scotland

    The bird on the right in the third photo is a Sanderling, but otherwise agree
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    Norfolk Butterflies and Moths

    Been in Norfolk over the weekend and seen several Painted Ladies, also first Common Blue of the year. Several Swallowtails about Hickling Broad, and Wall Brown at Potter Heigham Marshes
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    Norfolk birding

    Could anyone explain where the birds are being seen at 'Potter Heigham Marshes'. And also where the best place to park is. Thanks, Tom
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    Mid- to late June: where to go?

    Very few midges in the Western Isles though...
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    Song Thrush/Mistle Thrush, UK

    They are both Mistle Thrushes
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