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  1. Paul Chapman

    What are some 'most species in a day' birding records?

    You need to be in contact with local birders really but certainly not the complexity of some of your foreign trips. For Pygmy Cormorant, I would get a cheap deal into Burgas in Bulgaria and do the Poda Reserve. I've done a couple of Bulgaria spring trips:- https://ebird.org/checklist/S29835377...
  2. Paul Chapman

    What are some 'most species in a day' birding records?

    Socotra Cormorant and Basra Reed Warbler mainly & successfully:- https://ebird.org/checklist/S36020032 https://ebird.org/checklist/S36019903 I didn't get a photo of Basra Reed Warbler so I will go back. All the best Paul
  3. Paul Chapman

    What are some 'most species in a day' birding records?

    I confess I was referring to daylist. I did 330's in 1994 whilst working full time but I doubt I'd UK year list again. Day lists though retain some interest as does a WP year list after the excellent Swedish effort in 2017. I bumped into them in Kuwait in the spring:-...
  4. Paul Chapman

    What are some 'most species in a day' birding records?

    My best patch day total is 102. Big patch.... I think on foot from the house is 82 in May 2000. My best Avon day list is 110's in the early 2000's. I also did a couple in the early 90's with Dorset 130's and East Anglia on a really unsuitable day a slightly higher amount that I cannot...
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