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Hotspur said:
Roseate Tern on Filey Brigg, N. Yorkshire

Me too, James!?!?!?

Last Sunday, after the Brid RSPB cruise. Juvenile, half way out the Brigg on the right. He hadn't been sitting there 3 weeks, had he?

It's a big county, but a small world!

Graham
 
End of last week one Whimbrel. Two days ago five Curlews in a radius of 200m on a large field with draining ditches.
 
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bearded tit tichwell rspb 25/9/06
red backed shrike blackney fresh? 26/9/06
great skua cley marsh(north scrape)26/9/06
you just gotta love norfolk
 
Siberian Rubythroat, Blue-throated Flycatcher are my lifers in campus yesterday.
Rufous-bellied Niltava, Snowy-browed Flycatcher, Brown-breasted Flycatcher, Siberian Blue Robin, White-tailed Robin, Chestnut-crowned Warbler are new birds in 2006 at the same time.
 
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Ducorp's Cockatoo/Solomon Islands Corella (Cacatua ducorpsii) - September 22, Buka Island, Autonomous Region of Bougainville, Papua New Guinea.

The species gives a crow-like, two-syllable call -- quite different from the horrible shrieks of its relative on mainland NG.
 
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all on the 30/09/2006. Juv. Woodchat shrike just before that, short toed lark, and earlyer in the day, little stint.
 
Black-Throated-Blue male. About 8:30am a month ago. I saw it with my brother. It was awesome! It was picking at a devils walking stick. I heard them everywhere in Kejimkujik, Nova Scotia while being eaten alive but never saw them. I’m a rookie though... :flyaway:
 
A bounch of lifers seen on a visit to Umboi two days ago, I added more than 20 new species to the list then.

Last one was a adult male, Slaty-mantled Sparrowhawk flying over a small banana plantation.
 
A Swan!

Having seen Spoon-billed Sandpiper, Nordmann's Greenshank and Gurney's Pitta regularly whilst living in Thailand, my last lifer was the relatively common Bewick's Swan in February this year!
 

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