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Wow - that is some spot - the Curlew - I thought is was fairly safe although Little Bustard would have been a nice alternative!! The others don't really need confirmation I guess but yes LE, BS and WS.

The photo was taken form the 'Roc de Conihac' near Narbonne; A brilliant migration place in the South West of France. I missed two Lesser Spotted Eagles and a Pallid Harrier in our short visit but clocked a large numbers of raptors plus other bits and pieces!!
 
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