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  1. GringoRojo

    Bird of Prey ID - Ireland

    Yep, red kite. There is a release site in the southeast somewhere I believe. Is that where this was taken?
  2. GringoRojo

    Zen-Ray Binoculars Giveaways. Ultimate Prize: two pairs of PRIME HD binoculars

    What does this button do?
  3. GringoRojo

    Your Most Recent "Life" Bird

    Saw quite a few on a trip to Nova Scotia Sept 2011 as would be expected, but the most recent lifers seen in Britain would be pallid harrier in ayrshire and European white fronted goose, both at the back end of 2011.
  4. GringoRojo

    Ravens in the Scottish Borders

    There's been a pair breeding in NW Glasgow for a couple of years, and a pair at/near the Dumbuck Quarry, Dumbarton. Sorry to go geographically off topic.
  5. GringoRojo

    Silhouette of Bird flying over Farlington Marshes, Hampshire, UK

    Looks like Hilda Ogden's livingroom wall. +4 pintail
  6. GringoRojo

    Arran in May

    ooh, fabby. don't suppose you (or anyone else) can provide an email for the Island recorder? I'll try via the SOC Clyde Grapevine too for that.
  7. GringoRojo

    Arran in May

    I'm heading over for the bank holiday weekend and am looking for some hints, tips, locations and advice. Probably staying in Brodick, and hiring a car. So where should I start? EDIT: should've said I posted this from my mobile via Tapatalk which doesn't allow searches.
  8. GringoRojo

    Ravens in the Scottish Borders

    I was birding near innerleithen last spring (2011) at the forestry park/picnic site and had a pair of ravens flew over.
  9. GringoRojo

    Hatchling in Strathclyde, Scotland

    thanks folks
  10. GringoRojo

    Which book?

    +1 for the "black Collins", it really is the best and is all you need to bird Europe. However, RSPB do a few more localized books of Britain&Ireland / Scotland but are the same size - 200 odd A5 pages at one bird per page. Worth a look too is the Mitchell Beasley. Then there's mammals...
  11. GringoRojo

    Western Scotland birding

    I regularly see the whoopers and some pinks in the fields between the M8, Inchinnan and Glasgow Airport. Not easy to count them from my motorbike though.
  12. GringoRojo

    Hatchling in Strathclyde, Scotland

    Hi all, don't know why I haven't looked for birdwatching forums before now as I've been birding for more than 15 years, am an active member of a local birding Group, and have been using photography and motorcycling forums for years. Anyway, I'm here now, so the coffees on me. :)
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