Not a Great Deal seen this afternoon but it was nice to see an increase to 2 Redshank. Maybe these are two different birds to the bird that has been present in the last couple of Days.
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A Young Birder's account of Trips, Twitches and Patch visits. Also enjoy my bird ringing experiences as a C-ringer.
Title Picture
Steller's Eider(Polysticta stelleri) - Båtsfjord Harbour, Varanger, Norway - 25th March 2014
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If anyone has interest in contacting me privately regarding my posting/use of photographs, please email me: zac.hinchcliffe@hotmail.co.uk
About Me
- Zac Hinchcliffe
- Preston/Bangor, Lancashire/Gwynedd, United Kingdom
- I love birds and all wildlife. Here are some of my trips and my attempt at pretending to know what I'm talking about
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World - 898
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Blog Archive
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2008
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March
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- Brockholes Quarry - 29th March 2008
- Ringing at Moor Piece, Bashall Eaves - 24th March ...
- Warm Brockholes Quarry - 23rd March 2008
- Kittiwake - Brockholes Quarry - 22nd March 2008
- Brockholes Quarry - 21st March 2008
- 'Damp' Squib? - 20th March 2008
- LRP and Sand Martin - Brockholes Quarry visit 2 - ...
- Brockholes Quarry - 15th March 2008
- First of the Garden Migrants - 15th March 2008
- Spring in Lancs!!! - 9th March 2008
- Moore Nature Reserve (Birchwood Pool) - 8th March ...
- Pennington Visit - 1st March 2008
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2 comments:
Your pictures are looking better all the time! I still haveb't been to check for s martin or lrp at Light foot green yet, might go on Sunday.
Thanks for the Blog. I know most of the pics make it look just like the others, but it's quite hard to describe it exactly through the pics, as it was much easier to view in real life. And havving been waiting to see a full adult, for a long time, i knew exactly what to look form and it was quite distinctive.
Cheers.
I agree, theres nothing like becoming booksmart on a bird and then finally finding/seeing one! That tense mment when you catch a glimpse and then think, surely not.
Nothing like it!
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