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<blockquote data-quote="Gander" data-source="post: 3525344" data-attributes="member: 138487"><p><strong>List Update</strong></p><p></p><p>Well, as you can see from my post at lunch time, thing have been pretty quiet here. This afternoon however, thing took a real turn for the better and produced a new entry to the platform's year list. While taking a tour around the platform, I found a Guillemot in close proximity.</p><p></p><p>Now, finding a Guillemot in the North Sea is hardly a seismic birding event, but a new bird on the year list in February means a lot to me. I was actually worried that I might not get a Guillemot this year. Last year, I had quite a few over a period of a few weeks early in the year, but they were always at night time and gone by daybreak. That is with the exception of one bird seen a few days after Christmas ( see photo above in post 111# ). I don't work nights much anymore, so the possibility of missing out on Guillemots was in the back of my mind. Now I can relax and wait on the King Eider I've ordered up. :t:</p><p></p><p><u>The List Updated</u></p><p> 1. Herring Gull</p><p> 2. Great Black-Backed Gull</p><p> 3. Glaucous Gull</p><p> 4. Iceland Gull</p><p> 5. Fulmar</p><p> 6. Kittiwake</p><p> 7. Long-Tailed Duck</p><p> 8. Common Scoter</p><p> 9. Gannet</p><p>10. Guillemot</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gander, post: 3525344, member: 138487"] [b]List Update[/b] Well, as you can see from my post at lunch time, thing have been pretty quiet here. This afternoon however, thing took a real turn for the better and produced a new entry to the platform's year list. While taking a tour around the platform, I found a Guillemot in close proximity. Now, finding a Guillemot in the North Sea is hardly a seismic birding event, but a new bird on the year list in February means a lot to me. I was actually worried that I might not get a Guillemot this year. Last year, I had quite a few over a period of a few weeks early in the year, but they were always at night time and gone by daybreak. That is with the exception of one bird seen a few days after Christmas ( see photo above in post 111# ). I don't work nights much anymore, so the possibility of missing out on Guillemots was in the back of my mind. Now I can relax and wait on the King Eider I've ordered up. :t: [U]The List Updated[/U] 1. Herring Gull 2. Great Black-Backed Gull 3. Glaucous Gull 4. Iceland Gull 5. Fulmar 6. Kittiwake 7. Long-Tailed Duck 8. Common Scoter 9. Gannet 10. Guillemot [/QUOTE]
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