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Old Wednesday 19th April 2006, 11:44   #1
Marijus Vicentas
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My Patch Latvia

Though i'd tell you about my 'patch' which is actually my garden but it is 200 acres of land and 60 acres of lakes. Here are the birds that breed on my land

Mute Swan 15 pairs
Whooper Swan 6 pairs
Wigeon 2 pairs
Gadwall 15 pairs
Teal 50 pairs
Mallard 70 Pairs
Garganey 20 pairs
Shoveler 7 pairs
Pochard 30 Pairs
Tufted Duck 20 Pairs
Goldeneye 15 Pairs
Red Breasted Merganser 2 Pairs
Gossander 15 Pairs
Hazel grouse 5 Pairs
Capercallie 7 Pairs
Grey partridge 20 pairs
Quail 3 Pairs
Little Grebe 10 pairs
Great Crested Grebe 20 Pairs
Red necked Grebe 6 Pairs
Bittern 2 Pairs
Black Stork 5 Pairs
White Stork 20 Pairs
Honey Buzzard 5 Pairs
Black Kite 2 Pairs
White Tailed Sea eagle 1 Pair
Marsh Harrier 3 Pairs
Montagu's harrier 2 Pairs
Goshawk 2 Pairs
Sparrowhawk 4 Pairs
Buzzard 6 Pairs
Lesser Spotted eagle 5 Pairs
Osprey 1 Pair
Kestrel 1 Pair
Hobby 3 Pairs
Water Rail 3 Pairs
Spotted Crake 5 Pairs
Little Crake 2 Pairs
Corncrake 15 Pairs
Moorehen 10 Pairs
Coot 20 Pairs
Crane 20 Pairs
Oystercatcher 2 Pairs
Little Ringed Plover 5 Pairs
Golden Plover 12 Pairs
Lapwing 22 Pairs
Ruff 4 Pairs
Snipe 4 Pairs
Great Snipe 6 Pairs
Woodcock 2 Pairs
Black Tailed Godwit 5 Pairs
Curlew 6 Pairs
Redshank 5 Pairs
Green Sandpiper 4 pairs
Wood Sandpiper 6 Pairs
Common Sandpiper 3 Pairs
Black Headed gull 50 Pairs
Common Gull 15 Pairs
Herring Gull 20 Pairs
Common tern 15 pairs
Black Tern 8 Pairs


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Old Wednesday 19th April 2006, 12:02   #2
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Jos, I think you've got competition!
Marijus that sounds pretty amazing.

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Old Wednesday 19th April 2006, 12:09   #3
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Jos, I think you've got competition!

Yup that's a good little collection he's got there over the border.
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Old Wednesday 19th April 2006, 12:12   #4
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What do you have there Jos.
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Old Wednesday 19th April 2006, 12:21   #5
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What do you have there Jos.

Just post bird news from my local patch and land, get some good birds too ...but there's a couple on your land that I don't have as breeders , but just as visitors
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Old Wednesday 19th April 2006, 14:39   #6
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That's quite a garden you've got there Marijus. I look forward to hearing more about it.
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Old Wednesday 19th April 2006, 16:05   #7
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Marijus, you will be having bus loads of BF members turning up on your doorstep with these birds on your land. Especially with the Capercaille and Montagus Harrier.
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Old Wednesday 19th April 2006, 18:11   #8
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Well anyone is welcome!
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Old Wednesday 19th April 2006, 19:44   #9
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now theres a lot of birds and in your garden i wonder what birds dont breed there?
as in just stop by for a few mins before flying off again
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Hi Marijus

A very big welcome.. Looking forward to some daily (if you have time) reports from you! What a fantastic piece of land you have there ... think the WTEs, Cranes and Capercaille do it for me especially... (I'll be the one sitting behind Marmot on the minibus arriving on your doorstep in due course )


.. if you were to post your reports in the 'Your Birding Day' thread instead of on the Local Patch thread, perhaps we'd really see some healthy competition

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