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| Wednesday 14th November 2007 | ||
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| The party of four Penduline Tits remained at Dingle Marshes, Suffolk,
where they showed on and off throughout the day. On Shetland the female
Lesser Scaup was still on Fetlar and White-billed Divers were in
Bluemull Sound and South Nesting Bay.
Back on the Mainland, the Bonaparte's Gull and Lesser Yellowlegs were both still in Angus, the American Buff-bellied Pipit made another appearance near Land's End, Cornwall and the adult drake Lesser Scaup was still in Berkshire. In Cleveland the Long-billed Dowitcher appeared at Seaton Snook and elsewhere the White-billed Diver was again logged off Selsey Bill, West Sussex, Glossy Ibises were still in Somerset and Lancashire (the latter returning to Warton Marsh) and on Islay, Argyll, three Richardson's Canada Geese were amongst the Barnacle Geese. Pomarine Skuas and Little Auks were still moving off the east and south coast, with the odd individual making it to inland locations. |
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| - Stuart Piner, RBA | ||
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