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    Trystan's 2022 World List

    Some nice birds there
  2. O

    Trystan's 2022 World List

    Two top quality birds there. Well done.
  3. O

    Trystan's 2022 World List

    Looks like spring has sprung for you. Big British total for April
  4. O

    Trystan's 2022 World List

    Quality year tick that. I can’t imagine lll be in the area but I’d love to see it again
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    Trystan's 2022 World List

    A four lifer day in the U.K. isn’t to be sniffed at. Some great birds available up there
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    Trystan's 2022 World List

    Quite a day there. Would have been three lifers for me. I guess youve seen the WWS before?
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    Trystan's 2022 World List

    Thanks for the info. Looks like it’s not that difficult. Will seem daunting the first time I try to organise a trip but the Baltic looks easier than a lot of places
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    Trystan's 2022 World List

    Sorry to hear about the weather. How easy was it all to arrange? On a good day there are quite a few targets there I'd like to see in the next few years but I've never planned anything like this
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    Trystan's 2022 World List

    Thanks. Pacific diver apart though they’re pretty much standard january birds though. Hopefully will go for the Somerset baikal teal this week if it hangs around
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    Trystan's 2022 World List

    You've got some really nice birds already. Would have been 3 lifers for me already. I need to get out to the east coast some time 🙂
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    Trystan's 2022 World List

    Excellent start to the year. I think the bluetail would be the only actual lifer in there for me but loads of birds I’d like to see more regularly.
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