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Lifers this year? (1 Viewer)
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Helenelizabeth2
What?!?
The Firecrest said:
Ironically, my first one was a Firecrest!
Then: Black Brant, Snow Goose, Black-Eared Kite, Lesser Yellowlegs, American Robin, Willow Tit, Lesser Spotted Woodpecker, Black-Necked Grebe, and in Bulgaria, Red-Breasted Goose, White-Tailed Eagle, Penduline Tit, Long Legged Buzzard, Eagle Owl, Syrian Woodpecker and Middle Spotted Woodpecker.
No Pacific Diver, though. :-C
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sylvia staffs
Filthy tick hungary Twitcher
dbradnum said:Just 1.... it involved a trip to North Yorkshire
What was that for?????? :h?:
Sylvia
dan pointon
Can't Stop
2 (or 3 dependant on how you look at it) for me.
Greenland White Front (ssp.)
American Robin
Pacific Diver
Greenland White Front (ssp.)
American Robin
Pacific Diver
The sniper
Well-known member
scaup,penduline tit,red brested merganser
mandarin duck,red crested pochard & treecreeper
mandarin duck,red crested pochard & treecreeper
colonelboris
Right way up again
Raven, yellow-browed warbler (it was on my local patch - it would have been rude not to...), lesser redpoll, great Northern diver, black-necked grebe, ring-billed gull, knot, spotted redshank.
Happy with that.
Happy with that.
Gill Osborne
Well-known member
'Just' the one so far.....a Shore Lark on Monday 5th February - pleased me though as it's one of the species I would have liked to get on my Life List but didn't honestly expect to.
BUT.....my List is on 185 and I'm aiming to reach my 200 by the end of the year.
I've got a few species which I should pick up easily.....Red Kites, Red Grouse, Raven, Avocet etc andthere's a few small brown jobs & warblers which I really MUST concentrate on catching up with this year.
BUT.....my List is on 185 and I'm aiming to reach my 200 by the end of the year.
I've got a few species which I should pick up easily.....Red Kites, Red Grouse, Raven, Avocet etc andthere's a few small brown jobs & warblers which I really MUST concentrate on catching up with this year.
matt green
Norfolkman gone walkabout
I think I might be getting a biggy lifer this afternoon,the best bit is that a friend has found it in the next village!
..weather doesn't look good though..pffff
Matt
..weather doesn't look good though..pffff
Matt
paulwfromtheden
Well-known member
matt green said:
Spotted Redshank
Hen Harrier
matt green
Norfolkman gone walkabout
paulwfromtheden said:
Nope, sworn to secrecy!
It's complicated LOL,there might be a picy later
Matt
Steve Lister
Senior Birder, ex County Recorder, Garden Moths.
matt green said:
Yet more suppression!
matt green said:
As I adhere to BOURC rulings then none for me yet this year, although I hope the Pacific Diver will be promoted at some point. Two additions to my Yorkshire list; Black Guillemot and American Robin.
Whilst I'm on I would just like to say that green is my favourite colour, matt is my favourite finish, and my favourite bird is the Goldcrest......
Oh hi Matt. Good luck with your bird by the way. If it's a mega and I haven't seen it please private mail me with directions.
Whatever it is you can't leave us hanging.
Despite having been in three countries, none for me! Only expecting one this spring. Have had a feeder tick though - White-backed Woodpecker
matt green
Norfolkman gone walkabout
Lawts said:
Haha..got it!
Even managed to dodgyscope it,but still complicated
You've probably seen oodles of them before anyway,us southerners (southern norfolk that is) have to work a bit harder for our glories
Matt
