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Mike Feely
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Golden Pheasant (Woferton - after many years of trying) and Lesser Yellowlegs (Thornham) today (Saturday).
Male pheasant was totally stunning, unbelievable! (female present too - briefly).
Mike
Male pheasant was totally stunning, unbelievable! (female present too - briefly).
Mike
ghostrider
Well-known member
Smew female at Wigan Flashes.
AmpelisChinito
Cedar Waxwing Chairman
Townsend's Warbler, Eared Grebe, and Harris' Sparrow, all today and yesterday (TOWA) here in Massachusetts.
JWN Andrewes
Poor Judge of Pasta.
metroplex said:Ibisbill at a river near my university, in Chengdu China
A wonderful lifer of mine.
Fantastic - one of my all time faves. Good on you Metroplex!
James
dan pointon
Can't Stop
333: American Robin!
After failing to catch up with the Grimsby bird I was rather glad when this one turned up. Awesome bird!
After failing to catch up with the Grimsby bird I was rather glad when this one turned up. Awesome bird!
metroplex
Wei Qian
JWN Andrewes said:
Thanks James,
These beautiful birds are not unusual near streams in west mountains of Sichuan.
This is a large flock of nearly 30 birds(partly).
http://www.wwfchina.org/bbs/upload2/1168240313.jpg
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AmpelisChinito
Cedar Waxwing Chairman
Greater White-fronted Goose in Newport, RI.
Sunday 1/28-Stratford, Old Lyme, and Old Saybrook Connecticut:GADWALL, CANVASBACK,GREATER SCAUP,LESSER SCAUP,SURF SCOTER, WHITE-WINGED SCOTER,BLACK SCOTER,LONG-TAILED DUCK,HORNED GREBE,PUPLE SANDPIPER, and DUNLIN.- I had a great deal of help. Someone led me to all of the spots and put me on to most of the birds. At least I had great looks at all of them and took the time to check out field marks carefully.-
Probably a Puffin, North Berwick June 01 I'd seen many pictures of them but never seen one in the Wild
Farnboro John
Well-known member
Hotspur said:
Ditto! Well not strictly a lifer because I saw one in California, but British ticks are better.
John
JWN Andrewes
Poor Judge of Pasta.
Mabel said:
And presumably a family tick too - nice one!
James
JWN Andrewes
Poor Judge of Pasta.
Pacific Diver for me too!
James
James
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