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A Hawfinch, Melodious warblers and Honey buzzards seen on a four day trip to my grandparents house in France. Also I also had the pleasure of watching a bunch of nesting birds such as a pair of common redstarts that nested in the roof.
The Black Wing Stilts at RSPB Frampton Marsh. Plus four or five birds I'd probably seen but didn't have a specific date & place written on my life-list. And a pair of cranes; first for the UK although I had seen one in Finland many years ago.
I picked up five lifers on a recent two day trip around eastern Kansas, USA. (I'm based in central Kansas). This also took my state list up to 312 out of the 460+ total for the state. So respectable but not super high.
I just found a European Bee-Eater flying South with Common Swifts over my college! No photos because the sighting lasted less than 15 seconds but a lot of diagnostic features seen well! Not what I was expecting on my way back to college at all!
I always forget this thread... British Isles tick Black-winged Kite in Norfolk on Wednesday! Distant, soaring, but a relief after a day dipping on Tuesday and overnight stay in Burnham Market.
Supporting cast of 3 Bee-eaters and a Long-billed Dowitcher, not to mention 4 Spoonbills and the usual Norfolk cast of shorebirds, wildfowl and raptors.