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Friday 16th November 2007  
  The four Penduline Tits were still at Dingle Marshes, Suffolk, although they were fairly mobile, not being seen after 12.30pm. The American Golden Plover was seen again at Waxham, Norfolk and the adult White-billed Diver was seen off Selsey Bill late morning.

A Blyth's Pipit flew over Land's End and Sennen, but was not relocated afterwards. The Red-breasted Goose was seen briefly at Caerlaverock, Dumfries and Galloway, but remains tricky to pick out of the mobile Barnacle Goose flocks.

Bonaparte's Gull and Lesser Yellowlegs remained in Angus, with Lesser Scaup and Ferruginous Duck in Berkshire, and a couple of Great White Egrets around the country. Several Great Grey Shrikes were found today, and will hopefully remain for the winter.
-  Will Soar, RBA