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How many clearly identifiable species can you get on one photo? The attached picture was taken at Slimbridge, Gloucestershire, England in January 2008. There are 12 species here, but I will give you one- the Wood Pigeon in the top left hand corner. Can you list the other 11?

Has anyone got any photos which can beat this for number of species (it can't be that hard!)?

Graham
 

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My Guesses:

1. Whooper swan
2. Bewick's swan
3. Pochard
4. Greylag
5. Mallard
6. Shelduck
7. Black headed gull
8. Pintail
9. Lapwing
10. Coot
11. Tufted duck
12. Eurasian wigeon.
 
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