Archie's poo list (1 Viewer)

Archie Opteryx

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• May 19, 2013

• #41

21. Red-backed Shrike!

Quick squeak from the bird at Lowestoft today.

 

Archie Opteryx

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• May 20, 2013

• #42

I call this one 'Letting go'.

Thanguvurmudge.

 

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Archie Opteryx

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• May 28, 2013

• #43

22. Swallow.

Specifically this swallow.

 

Archie Opteryx

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• Jun 30, 2013

• #44

...and now the child is in on the act.8-P

And here is a link to a picture of them doing feeding

 

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Archie Opteryx

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• Jul 19, 2013

• #45

Recent additions

23. Black Redstart
24. Peregrine (real this time)

The peregrine concerned lives in a 'holy' place. Thus the attached picture can only have one title....

 

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Archie Opteryx

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• Jul 23, 2013

• #46

Adding a bit of late summer quality now with number 25, only a Little Gull! And upping the amusement factor as this one looks like he is straining!! :-O

 

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Archie Opteryx

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• Aug 10, 2013

• #47

Fans of the er, action shot should check this out!!!

 

Archie Opteryx

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• Aug 25, 2013

• #48

26. Common Tern (last week - voluminous in flight)
27. Dunlin (Today - less so, stationary)

 

Archie Opteryx

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• Aug 28, 2013

• #49

28. Stonechat on Sunday.

 

Archie Opteryx

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• Sep 5, 2013

• #50

Today I saw a Common Tern gush forth three times in ten minutes. Not sure that Sand Eels agreed with it, which is a shame. Unless it had been saving it up, or it was just more busy after a quick doze. The juvey that sat next to it went once, but pellety rather than a proper terny squirt.

I appreciate that this is not exactly scientific.

 

Archie Opteryx

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• Sep 22, 2013

• #51

29. Meadow Pipit last week
30. Redshank. Made quite an effort getting this one out, hardly seemed worth it!

 

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Archie Opteryx

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• Sep 27, 2013

• #52

They are coming thick and fast at the moment, if you will.

31. Golden Plover.

In fact, this Golden Plover.

 

Archie Opteryx

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• Oct 6, 2013

• #53

32. Wigeon.

Feel free to view the attachment where you will need to observe 'da toid boid'...

 

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Archie Opteryx

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• Nov 15, 2013

• #54

No new ticks recently but how about this for a result? If I get enough positive replies, I'll let you see the next frame showing detailed separation! Who needs Orphean Warblers with this kind of quality going on?

 

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Archie Opteryx

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• Nov 17, 2013

• #55

Dusky Thrush squeezing one out, 12 seconds in.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnCLqH_08LQ&feature=youtu.be

 

Archie Opteryx

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• Jan 2, 2014

• #56

33. Little Egret today - maximum volume! - happy poo year readers!

 

Archie Opteryx

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• Feb 15, 2014

• #57

34. Waxwing. Eating apples it was. Pooing them out too I guess.

 

Archie Opteryx

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• Feb 15, 2014

• #58

Specifically this Waxwing as it happens...

 

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Welsh Peregrine

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• Aug 27, 2014

• #59

I say quite a few in Peru, including Lulu's Tody-Tyrant that made my equivalent list!

 

Archie Opteryx

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• Oct 12, 2014

• #60

Welsh Peregrine said:

I say quite a few in Peru, including Lulu's Tody-Tyrant that made my equivalent list!

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