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  1. Nick Robinson

    The Ivy League

    Common ivy (Hedera helix) is native to Britain and is widely distributed across the UK. It is an woody climber, able to grow in most soil types and is resilient to changes in climatic conditions. The foliage, flowers and berries of ivy provide an excellent habitat for wildlife. In late autumn...
  2. Nick Robinson

    White-chinned petrel with white head...

    ... or is it? :-)
  3. Nick Robinson

    Sunbird in Cape Town...

    I asked this in the South Africa forum... thoughts? http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=245700
  4. Nick Robinson

    Sunbird, yes... but which one?

    Sunbird sp, photo taken on 27th October 2012 in Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Cape Town. Thoughts on it being a female dusky?
  5. Nick Robinson

    Swiftlet - Singapore - early June 2012

    Just reading through the guides and two different swiftlets are supposed to be found in Singapore. To me they all looked the same and they all looked and felt like Germain's swftlet. Thoughts on a postcard to the usual address. Thanks, Nick
  6. Nick Robinson

    Accipiter ID - Singapore, June 2012

    Righto, I've ruled out woodpigeon and redstart and have a species in mind, but none of which should still be in Singapore at this time of year... Thoughts welcome.
  7. Nick Robinson

    Lesser Emperor - Gt Yarmouth, Norfolk, 27th August.

    I had a small, quick, hawker flying around some scrub in South Denes at 12:15. I got a colleague and we both watched it for a good wee while before it headed off South. Small size, 2nd and 3rd area of abdomen bright blue, rest black.
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