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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Intermediate Arctic Redpoll
Is it or isn’t it? As we are into tricky Arctic Redpoll ID issues, here a great set of photos from Roger Riddington of a tricky redpoll at Sumburgh Head Shetland earlier this month (10th November 2010). At the end a tricky bird I found nearly 5 … Continue reading
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Glip, Parakeet and British Crossbills
4 vocal types now recorded at Strines Following on from a couple days ago, Dougies Preston got in touch from Shetland interested to see the Crossbill sonagrams. So I sent him sound files. Thing was my confusion. The first Crossbills I … Continue reading
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Lapland Bunting
Sheffield Tame Tick First weekend in November (6th) I was on Blacka with Roy Twigg, Dave Hursthouse and others looking for Homer the Shrike. Got call from Mark Reeder ‘its like Shetland’. He had just found both Lapland and Snow … Continue reading
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Glip and Parakeet Crossbills
Maybe… Gorgeous morning, crisp icy air on west side of Strines/ Hollingdale plantation. It’s a remote spot apart from tree felling going on in the distance. I went looking for Mountain Hare. Have seen them here before, but NONE. Have … Continue reading
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Bean Goose Salton Sea Part 2
Best left as unidentified? Hard to imagine a better photos of a Bean Goose! It’s an education for sure. Thanks to Paul Lehman, Ken Kurland and Tom Blackman, another set of photos of the Californian Bean Goose, and to Chris Batty for … Continue reading
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Iceland Gull find – Rainham
Dominic Mitchell emailed yesterday to say he had found a 2nd winter Iceland Gull on the Tip at Rainham over the weekend plus up to 16 Yellow-Legged Gulls in the areas. He was scouting for the Gull Day on 4th … Continue reading
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Norfolk Tooter Bullfinch
Male Northern Bullfinch photos I was wondering what the ‘tooting’/’trumpeting Northern Bullfinch presently in Norfolk looked like. Thanks to John Furse who sent a photo. Male Northern Bullfinch (giving ‘trumpeting call’). Wells, Norfolk. John Furse. Richard Willison sent more photos of the 1st … Continue reading
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Northern (or East Siberian) Bullfinch
Still wondering… I am still wondering about a male Northern Bullfinch I saw near Whitby in late October 2004. The interest in the origins of ‘trumpeting’ Northern Bullfinch has been reignited, with a bird in Wells Woods, Norfolk. So I … Continue reading
Taiga Flycatchers in France
3 accepted French records and counting An old friend. 1st winter Taiga Flycatcher, Tresta, Fetlar, Shetland. September 2009. Mike Weedon. Taken on the BIG Day (27th September 2009)- first proper views of the tell-tale uppertail coverts. The third for Britain. There have also been 3 records in France. … Continue reading
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