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    Cornwall Birding

    Great.Anything else about? A good place to see redstarts is basstreet on east bodmin moor.A couple of years ago there was a pair of breeding cirl buntings at basstreet. fiddler.
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    Cornwall Birding

    It is indeed.Well worth it. fiddler.
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    Cornwall Birding

    Would dearly like to spend more time in the far west,but, my car is a heavy drinker!! Shame about the bee-eater,but, always nice to see any of the shrikes. A pal of mine has just come back from a weeks birding in Hungary,red back shrikes in every bush. fiddler.
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    Cornwall Birding

    Today,11 puffins on The Moules,Pentire point ,60+ manx shearwater flew past,up to 8, basking shark out at sea,12+ wheatear in the area.Corn buntings at pentire farm. fiddler.
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    Cornwall Birding

    Hi Paul, Thanks. Treskillen downs, or moors is 1, mile from the eden project between St Blazy and Penwithick.Look for hallaze road.I have seen them on and off at this site for the last 14,years,but, don,t see or hear them more than a 4, or 5, times a year.This last sighting was a...
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    Cornwall Birding

    Still something of interest at spit beach (Par) 28,common scoter,1,great N diver in breeding plumage,8,sandwich terns,3,whimbrel.All yesterday afternoon (02-06-07) Thats if you can see through this mist!!Also yesterday 4,willow tits at Treskillian downs,always a good site for this species...
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