Dream tick (1 Viewer)

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Marcus Conway - ebirder

Well-known member

• Mar 31, 2006

• #1

What's yours and where?

I have a couple.

Great black headed gull, on the football pitch with the other gulls in Armley Leeds

Other than that Spoonbill Sandpiper at Marshside (childhood patch) would be awesome, but that is even less likely!

 

PaulK

Accident Prone Birdwatcher

• Mar 31, 2006

• #2

Dream ticks are Wallcreeper and Egyptian Plover - don't care where although on the local patch would be nice!

 

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Marcus Conway - ebirder

Well-known member

• Mar 31, 2006

• #3

PaulK said:

Dream ticks are Wallcreeper and Egyptian Plover - don't care where although on the local patch would be nice!

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Good choices.

Also remembered black woodpecker.

You would have to hope it stayed around - noone would beleive you

 

Keith Dickinson

Well-known member

Opus Editor

• Mar 31, 2006

• #4

How about Goshawk in Roundhay Park in Leeds and White billed diver on Eccup Reservoir (near Leeds)

 

London Birder

Well-known member

• Mar 31, 2006

• #5

currently, Med Gull on my patch ... good showing for London this past winter-period but avoided me with aplomb ...

aim low, score high ...

well, at least as far as that goes

 

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Marcus Conway - ebirder

Well-known member

• Mar 31, 2006

• #6

Keith Dickinson said:

How about Goshawk in Roundhay Park in Leeds and White billed diver on Eccup Reservoir (near Leeds)

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Nice choices. Sum Plum WBD would be awesome. Would prefer red footed falcon

 

matt green

Norfolkman gone walkabout

• Mar 31, 2006

• #7

i'll settle for a bittern stalking the goldfish pond

as long as it does'nt nobble all the koi carp though

oh and i'll have a red backed shrike for my patch down the lane thank you very much :-O

matt

 

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Andy Cairns

New member

• Apr 1, 2006

• #8

It has to be a male Siberian Ruby Throat that's found somewhere accessible!!