Edward woodwood
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Hey there
managed to refind the Boner in ploughed fields near Sea Palling tonight. Exceptionally good views too. Near Lound farm. Parking is very tricky though as it's a single track road with nowhere to pull off. It's not on the pager for this reason. So be sensible if you try looking around the area. It may well be in these fields quite often... The bird has moulted a couple of its tail feathers on its left (2/3rd?) creating quite a distinctive pattern.
Also had a large-billed and sizeable Dunlin that dwarfed the other Dunlin there (presumably alpina) on Rush Hill.
Hairy Dragons and a sleep in the sun at Waxham... top weekend.
Tim
managed to refind the Boner in ploughed fields near Sea Palling tonight. Exceptionally good views too. Near Lound farm. Parking is very tricky though as it's a single track road with nowhere to pull off. It's not on the pager for this reason. So be sensible if you try looking around the area. It may well be in these fields quite often... The bird has moulted a couple of its tail feathers on its left (2/3rd?) creating quite a distinctive pattern.
Also had a large-billed and sizeable Dunlin that dwarfed the other Dunlin there (presumably alpina) on Rush Hill.
Hairy Dragons and a sleep in the sun at Waxham... top weekend.
Tim
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