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Your Most Recent "Life" Bird (4 Viewers)
- Thread starter Larry Lade
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maudoc
mau the doc
2017 ticks:
PACIFIC GOLDEN PLOVER, Lake Como [ITA], Jan 14 PIC
DALMATIAN PELICAN, Lake Kerkini [GR], May 2 PIC
EASTERN ORPHEAN WARBLER, Evros Delta [GR], May 3 PIC
LEVANT SPARROWHAWK, Evros Delta [GR], May 3 PIC
OLIVE-TREE WARBLER, Evros Delta [GR], May 4 PIC
EASTERN BONELLI'S WARBLER, Dadia Forest [GR], May 4 PIC
BLACK HERON, Apulia [ITA], Jun 2 PIC
STEPPE EAGLE, Apulia [ITA], Jun 3 PIC
BUFF-BREASTED SANDPIPER, Tuscany [ITA], Sep 23
DUSKY WARBLER, Emilia [ITA], Oct 1 PIC
PACIFIC GOLDEN PLOVER, Lake Como [ITA], Jan 14 PIC
DALMATIAN PELICAN, Lake Kerkini [GR], May 2 PIC
EASTERN ORPHEAN WARBLER, Evros Delta [GR], May 3 PIC
LEVANT SPARROWHAWK, Evros Delta [GR], May 3 PIC
OLIVE-TREE WARBLER, Evros Delta [GR], May 4 PIC
EASTERN BONELLI'S WARBLER, Dadia Forest [GR], May 4 PIC
BLACK HERON, Apulia [ITA], Jun 2 PIC
STEPPE EAGLE, Apulia [ITA], Jun 3 PIC
BUFF-BREASTED SANDPIPER, Tuscany [ITA], Sep 23
DUSKY WARBLER, Emilia [ITA], Oct 1 PIC
Larry Sweetland
Formerly 'Larry Wheatland'
Oilbird
Rock Thrush in Gwent after work today.
JeroenVanheuverswyn
Well-known member
It was just impossible not to go to the Long-tailed Shrike that turned up 50 min drive from my door ...
American Golden Plover at Dale, Pembrokeshire a week ago.
Annoyingly, Birdtrack is now insisting the presumed-escaped Red-breasted Goose at Slimbridge last weekend is a lifer, so I now either have to somehow see a real one or accept a permanent glitch in my list.
Annoyingly, Birdtrack is now insisting the presumed-escaped Red-breasted Goose at Slimbridge last weekend is a lifer, so I now either have to somehow see a real one or accept a permanent glitch in my list.
Paul Longland
Well-known member
Balearic Shearwater while on holiday in Devon last week. Not much call for them in the east midlands even if Rutland water has Atlantic size rollers on occasion. 3
The Kerreran
Has hat, will stand in the rain
Knew I'd forgotten to do something..!
Rock Thrush - and what a bird! - at Pwll-du Quarries, now two weeks ago.
[[No mealworms were harmed in my ticking of this bird ]]
Rock Thrush - and what a bird! - at Pwll-du Quarries, now two weeks ago.
[[No mealworms were harmed in my ticking of this bird
]]solarrobor
Well-known member
Two lifers: Pink-billed Lark on Thursday 26 Oct and Caspian Plover on Friday 27 Oct during a five-day birding outing to Etosha National Park in Namibia.
Larry Sweetland
Formerly 'Larry Wheatland'
Violet-throated Starfrontlet yesterday B
Larry Lade
Moderator
Were you somewhere in South America?
mjohnson0728
Well-known member
Hi Larry,
Yes, I was in South America. It was a South American cruise that my wife, brother-in-law and sister-in-law in February 2017. We got 54 lifers while there. We saw 3 different species of penguin, 3 species of Albatross and others. It was a very nice cruise.
See attached pdf for itinerary.
Michael
birdmeister
Well-known member
My most recent lifer was an American White Pelican seen while at Cape May Point, New Jersey. Excellent in-flight views!
Jeff Hopkins
Just another...observer
Siberian Accentor this morning in Ansan, Korea.
Ferruginous Duck from the Avalon Hide at Ham Wall last week.
Rich
Rich
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