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    The last post...

    So sorry to read this, a true legend who will be missed.
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    Norfolk birding

    Thanks for PM Wardy11, Totally respect your stance. Good Birding
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    Norfolk birding

    Because the observer who came back in reply to my post, has submitted records in the past to BBRC only to withdraw them. Brunnich's Guillemot I think.
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    Norfolk birding

    I did not say I didn't believe you. I asked how I could tell from the photo's it was Titchwell. I can't and neither can anyone else.
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    Norfolk birding

    You miss my point. How by looking at those pictures can I tell it's Titchewll.
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    Norfolk birding

    I don't dispute your pictures are of a Pom Skua. Although from the photo's I can't tell if it is at Titchwell. However the ones I referred to were those on the Point, which were re-identified by well known Point birders as Arctic Skua's.
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    Norfolk birding

    Has the silly season arrived. Cory's on consecutive days at Cley. Pom's claimed when photographs show them to be Arctics Hmmmm
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    Norfolk birding

    If you wish to preserve the County record archive (if it exists) which surely it must. Then the best way to do that is to send your records to the County Recorders.
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    Norfolk birding

    ok then we'll blame the Spanish shooters
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    Swift ID Whitburn Co.Durham

    Common Swift for me. It looks very similar to the Winterton (Norfolk) bird.
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    Norfolk birding

    Sorry to drag this out but it appears that I have been accused of posting on Locustella's blog. This is not the case,I have never posted on any of the blogs to boring. However who ever has posted using my tag good on yer, hope it gave you the buzz you hoped for. Kieran I don't expect an...
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    Norfolk birding

    Could it have possibly have been a Whistling Thrush?
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    Norfolk birding

    Well then I will ask what equipment did you view the Cory's? shearwater through then.
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    Norfolk birding

    oh your scope is a 10x42 then.
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    Norfolk birding

    Cory's are a bit more subtle than being just lighter and bigger in the body than a Great Shear. Or have you a vast amount of experience with the larger shearwaters.
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    Norfolk birding

    in your dreams sunshine
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    Norfolk birding

    Great I see they are already inviting dog walkers to foul up the area
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    Uk400club 'list Of Lists' Etc Etc

    For all you older guys out there who can remember the West Runton Pavillion and the 'Links' there is a book called WOT FLO SAYS that gives the histories and a list of all the gigs that were held there. Might stir a few memories. They were the times when the days and the nights were filled with...
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    Norfolk birding

    Exactly just tempts the wrong types to go looking. Best to think before engageing brain.
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    Nancy's Logbooks

    Jimmy Buttie there's a blast from the past. First met Jimmy walking from Salthouse to Cley, 21st Oct 1977 we had a Great Spotted Cuckoo fly in off the sea. Stood as a Norfolk blocker for about 16 years. Great birding days
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