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<blockquote data-quote="Paul Woolnough" data-source="post: 1478173" data-attributes="member: 75334"><p><strong>Few records or critically endangered or endangered</strong></p><p></p><p>Rarest literally sociable plover, thus my choice</p><p></p><p>Sociable plover or sociable lapwing may not be as rare in terms of records as some species are, such as three black larks: Norfolk 2008, South Stack 2003 and Spurn 1984 (RBA previous records) but the plover gets my vote. </p><p></p><p>At one point Birdlife International declared sociable plover as critically endangered (2004) but more flocks have been found since - so may be down-graded to endangered - Wikipedia</p><p></p><p></p><p>Sociable plover ticked by me at Holkham Norfolk 25 April 1993 </p><p>and black lark ticked April 20 2008</p><p>Both rarity records accepted</p><p>Sociable plover BBRC 1993 report</p><p>Black Lark BBRC work in progress OK = accepted</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Paul Woolnough, post: 1478173, member: 75334"] [b]Few records or critically endangered or endangered[/b] Rarest literally sociable plover, thus my choice Sociable plover or sociable lapwing may not be as rare in terms of records as some species are, such as three black larks: Norfolk 2008, South Stack 2003 and Spurn 1984 (RBA previous records) but the plover gets my vote. At one point Birdlife International declared sociable plover as critically endangered (2004) but more flocks have been found since - so may be down-graded to endangered - Wikipedia Sociable plover ticked by me at Holkham Norfolk 25 April 1993 and black lark ticked April 20 2008 Both rarity records accepted Sociable plover BBRC 1993 report Black Lark BBRC work in progress OK = accepted [/QUOTE]
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