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| Thursday 15th November 2007 | ||
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| Scotland hosted a fine selection of rarities, included Red-breasted Goose
at Caerlaverock WWT, Dumfries and Galloway, Bonaparte's Gull at
Fishtown of Usan and Lesser Yellowlegs at Montrose Basin, Angus.
In Suffolk the four Penduline Tits remained at Dingle Marshes and in neighbouring Essex an immature White-tailed Eagle was once again reported near Braintree. Elsewhere the long-staying 1st-winter Mourning Dove remained on Inishbofin, Co Galway, the Black Scoter was off Llanfairfechan, Conwy, the Glossy Ibis remained in Somerset and in Berkshire the Lesser Scaup was still at Woolhampton Gravel Pits and a female Ferruginous Duck was unearthed at Theale Gravel Pits. Pallas's Warblers were at Spurn, East Yorkshire and Berry Head, Devon and the odd inland Pomarine Skua and a scattering of Little Auks continued to linger. |
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| - Stuart Piner, RBA | ||
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