Is this a Goosander (1 Viewer)

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Medlock44

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• Feb 10, 2004

• #1

Taken today on the river Ouse at St.Neots Bedfordshire.

 

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robinm

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• Feb 10, 2004

• #2

Yes. Female goosander.

 

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Medlock44

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• Feb 10, 2004

• #3

robinm said:

Yes. Female goosander.

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Thanks Robin - Mike

 

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Darren Oakley-Martin

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• Feb 10, 2004

• #4

Has St Neots moved over the county boundary whilst I wasn't looking?! ;-)

 

robinm

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• Feb 10, 2004

• #5

Good pic btw :t:

 

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Medlock44

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• Feb 10, 2004

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Darrenom said:

Has St Neots moved over the county boundary whilst I wasn't looking?! ;-)

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I like to keep boundrys fluid Darren LoL So, St.Neots - Huntingdonshire - Cambridgeshire. But should be annexed to Bedfordshire :h?: :h?:

 

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Darren Oakley-Martin

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• Feb 10, 2004

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Medlock44 said:

I like to keep boundrys fluid Darren LoL So, St.Neots - Huntingdonshire - Cambridgeshire. But should be annexed to Bedfordshire :h?: :h?:

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Personally, I hope St Neots falls into the Ouse and gets lost forever at the bottom of the North Sea, sort of like a poor man's Atlantis, I 'spose!

 

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Darren Oakley-Martin

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• Feb 10, 2004

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Perhaps I should point out that I hope St Neots is fully evacuated prior to it falling into the Ouse, from whence the Town Planners can start all over again. Lovely town it was, now it's a complete hole. Shame really, what with Paxton Pits and the River etc. Anyway, a bit off thread but I just wanted to clear that up. I'll shut up now...

 

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Medlock44

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• Feb 10, 2004

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Darrenom said:

Perhaps I should point out that I hope St Neots is fully evacuated prior to it falling into the Ouse, from whence the Town Planners can start all over again. Lovely town it was, now it's a complete hole. Shame really, what with Paxton Pits and the River etc. Anyway, a bit off thread but I just wanted to clear that up. I'll shut up now...

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Mmmm, your not keen on St.neots then. LoL

 

wbk666

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• Mar 5, 2006

• #10

Medlock44 said:

Mmmm, your not keen on St.neots then. LoL

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would this be a group of male and female goosanders then?
im new to this so please excuse my ignorance and poor photography.

 

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Andrew Whitehouse

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• Mar 5, 2006

• #11

Yes those are more Goosanders. Saw a few myself today - nice birds.

 

wbk666

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• Mar 5, 2006

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Andrew Whitehouse said:

Yes those are more Goosanders. Saw a few myself today - nice birds.

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Thanks for the quick reply Andrew.

Wayne