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  • ...broadleaf woodland just East of the village of Crickhowell, Powys. It is a very well kept wood with a circular path as well as paths and trails cutting thr ...he chorus of birdsong from the many resident and migrant species make it a very pleasant place to spend some time.
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  • ...Redshank]] and [[Ruff]], and [[Wood Sandpiper]], [[Green Sandpiper]] and [[Common Sandpiper]]. ...nshank]], [[Green Sandpiper]], [[Wood Sandpiper]], [[Common Sandpiper]], [[Common Kingfisher]], [[Sand Martin]], [[Barn Swallow]], [[Northern House Martin]],
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  • ...[[Northern Lapwing|Lapwing]], [[Eurasian Oystercatcher|Oystercatcher]], [[Common Snipe|Snipe]], sometimes [[Dunlin]] and [[Eurasian Golden Plover|Golden Plo ...arblers]], [[Dunlin]], [[Common Sandpiper]] and both Godwits from April, [[Common Swift|Swift]] and possibly mediterranean overshoots in May.
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  • ...ast with dramatic cliffs and important numbers of seabirds, particularly [[Common Guillemot]]. ...Fulmar]], [[Manx Shearwater]] and [[European Shag|Shag]], [[Razorbill]], [[Common Guillemot]] and [[Black Guillemot]] and [[Atlantic Puffin]].
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  • [[Common Pheasant]], [[Common Buzzard]],
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  • ...-petrel]] breed on Skokholm with smaller numbers of [[Atlantic Puffin]], [[Common Guillemot]] and [[Razorbill]]. Other breeders include [[Northern Fulmar]], In addition to the seabirds there are breeding [[Common Buzzard]] and [[Peregrine Falcon]], [[Northern Raven]] and [[Northern Wheat
    5 KB (586 words) - 15:57, 24 April 2018
  • ...[[Eurasian Collared-Dove]], [[Common Redpoll]], [[Rock Pigeon]], and the [[Common Chiffchaff]]. ...[[Barn Swallow]], [[Great Tit]], [[House Sparrow]], [[Common Buzzard]], [[Common Chaffinch]], }}
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  • ...re is peat moorland and blanket bog in the west and serpentine moorland, a very rare habitat in Britain. Found only on Fetlar,on neighbouring Unst, and in ...ols with [[Northern Lapwing]], [[Common Redshank]], [[Eurasian Curlew]], [[Common Snipe]], and careful management enables two-thirds of Britain's breeding [[
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  • ...reecreeper]]. [[Little Owl]]s are widespread on the fringes of woodland. [[Common Kestrel|Kestrels]] and [[Eurasian Sparrowhawk|Sparrowhawk]] are resident. [ ...g]]s breed in bracken areas close to the Pen Ponds. [[Meadow Pipit]] and [[Common Stonechat]] recently ceased to breed (although a pair of Stonechats returne
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  • ...lthough this species is now very much in decline. Other breeders include [[Common Guillemot]] and [[Razorbill]], [[European Shag|Shag]] and four species of g ...hat]], [[Northern Wheatear]], [[Ring Ouzel]], [[Yellow-browed Warbler]], [[Common Chiffchaff]], [[Willow Warbler]], [[Goldcrest]], [[Firecrest]], [[Spotted F
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  • ...nch]], [[European Goldfinch]], [[Eurasian Siskin]], [[Eurasian Linnet]], [[Common Redpoll]], [[Eurasian Bullfinch]], [[Yellowhammer]], [[Reed Bunting]]}} Common Sandpiper 2 11 13
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  • ...], [[Northern Cardinal]], [[Red-winged Blackbird]], [[Rusty Blackbird]], [[Common Grackle]], [[Brown-headed Cowbird]], [[Baltimore Oriole]], [[House Finch]], *Full checklist (including abundance by season: rare, uncommon, common, etc.) can be found here ---> [http://www.fws.gov/northeast/greatmeadows/gr
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  • There are breeding auks; [[Atlantic Puffin]], [[Common Guillemot]] and [[Razorbill]], and gulls; [[Black-legged Kittiwake|Kittiwak ...hern Gannet]] does not breed but can usually be seen from the island and [[Common Scoter]] are present most of the year. [[Red-billed Chough]] and [[Rock Pip
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  • Locally fairly common to common. ...th bark strips, dry grass and lined with feathers, fur, wool and sometimes rabbit or kangaroo dung. It's placed in a hollow branch, trunk or stump. Lays 1 to
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  • ..., [[Eurasian Magpie]], [[Eurasian Jackdaw]], [[Rook]], [[Carrion Crow]], [[Common Starling]], [[House Sparrow]], [[Eurasian Tree Sparrow]], [[Chaffinch]], [[ Among the mammals recorded on the reserve are [[European Rabbit]] Oryctolagus cuniculus, [[Brown Hare]] Lepus europaeus, [[Red Fox]] Vulpes
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  • ...[[Velvet Scoter]] (occasionally also [[Surf Scoter]]), [[Common Eider]], [[Common Goldeneye]], [[Long-tailed Duck]] and [[Red-breasted Merganser]]. ...d smaller numbers of [[Ruff]], [[Black-tailed Godwit]], [[Whimbrel]] and [[Common Sandpiper]]. Of the scarcer species only [[Little Stint]] and [[Curlew Sand
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  • ...including [[Gadwall]], [[Mallard]], [[Garganey]], [[Northern Shoveler]], [[Common Pochard]], and impressive numbers of [[Red-crested Pochard]], making this t ...and [[Little Bustard]], [[Pin-tailed Sandgrouse]], [[Stone-curlew]] and [[Common Quail]].
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  • ...ing [[Manx Shearwater]] and [[Northern Fulmar]], [[European Shag|Shag]], [[Common Guillemot]] and [[Razorbill]]. Other breeders on the cliffs include [[Pereg ...clude [[Little Owl]], [[Carrion Crow]], [[Eurasian Jackdaw|Jackdaw]] and [[Common Magpie]]. [[Eurasian Oystercatcher|Oystercatcher]], [[Northern Lapwing]] an
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  • Tawny upperparts and blackish flight feathers and tail. The lower back is very pale.<br /> [[Africa]]. Widespread and common in sub-Saharan Africa breeding from southern [[Ethiopia]] and northern [[Ke
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  • ...s well as the Common Lizard and a wide variety of Butterflies. The islands rabbit population which were introduced to the island in the 12th Century suffer f
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