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Saturday 8th November 2003, 18:11
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Senior Moment
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Not 100% sure about some, but I make it 124.
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Saturday 8th November 2003, 18:21
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Senior Moment
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Well the only ones I'm certain about are:
Teal Lapwing Redshank Dunlin Ringed Plover Herring Gull |
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Saturday 8th November 2003, 18:34
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About 145 birds (including half-birds at the edges of the pic
Species: Teal Mallard (1 female, extreme left, but not 100% certain) Ringed Plover Lapwing Dunlin Redshank Herring Gull Michael |
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Saturday 8th November 2003, 19:10
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I think there's 7, but I bet there's a snipe hiding there somewhere.
Mark. Mallard Teal Ringed Plover Lapwing Dunlin Redshank Herring Gull |
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Saturday 8th November 2003, 19:34
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Might have guessed... you did better than me - I didn't spot the Mallard.
I wouldn't be surprised about the Snipe. I know there are lots at Oare, but I didn't see any today. I did initially think there was a Grey Plover (left and slightly behind the gull) but it's just 2 Dunlin close together.... |
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Saturday 8th November 2003, 19:49
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What's the upper left most bird, its to the left of the lapwing?
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Saturday 8th November 2003, 20:29
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conehead
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Hi Pete,
I wondered about that one as well. I think it's just another roosting teal, but it could be a Curlew. I wasn't happy enough about it to stick it on my list above though Michael |
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Saturday 8th November 2003, 21:04
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