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Tuesday 11th January 2011, 09:28
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South West Spain - last ones please :)
Last few we were struggling with - any help greatly appreciated.
Stunning array of new birds for us to spot down here. We did fine with easy ones like White Storks, Hoopoe, Cattle Egret etc - but really appreciate help with all the posts as beginers. thank you |
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Tuesday 11th January 2011, 09:42
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The first shows a Kentish Plover and what appear to be Dunlin (maybe not easy to be sure of all of them though). The other photos are of a Sanderling.
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Tuesday 11th January 2011, 10:41
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aka The Person Named Above
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Yup. Kentish in the middle of Dunlin and Sanderling. ( aren't waders great
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