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| Sunday 1st April 2007 | ||
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| A Laughing Gull at Crowdy Reservoir, Cornwall was a new rarity discovered today with other rarities remaining in Cornwall including
Dusky Warbler, Spotted Sandpiper and American Herring Gull. Elsewhere in England the Black-eared Kite and two Red-breasted Geese remained at Snettisham, Norfolk, the Red-rumped Swallow in Bedfordshire, Glossy Ibis in Lancashire, Cattle Egret in Devon and Long-billed Dowitcher in Essex. In Scotland the Barrow's Goldeneye was seen again in Forth as was the Lesser Scaup in Lothian and Great White Egret on Orkney. In Wales the Black Scoter lingered off Conwy and the Long-billed Dowitcher remained on Anglesey. |
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| - Chris Batty, RBA | ||
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| Tuesday 27th March 2007 | ||
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| The first-winter female Black-throated Thrush continued to show well throughout the day at Buckton, East Yorkshire. In Cornwall the
White-billed Diver reappeared alongside the Spotted Sandpiper at Hayle, Cornwall with
Dusky Warbler and two American Herring Gulls remaining elsewhere in the county. Elsewhere the Black Scoter remained in Conwy, Glossy Ibis in Lancashire, Red-breasted Geese in Norfolk, White-billed Diver and Snowy Owl on Western Isles, Lesser Yellowlegs in Cork, Laughing Gull and Cattle Egret in Devon, Single Long-billed Dowitchers were still in Anglesey, Louth and Essex. Several Black Redstarts and Firecrests were noted on the east coast of England and Scotland. |
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| - Chris Batty, RBA | ||
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