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| Tuesday 29th April 2008 | ||
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| A female Red-footed Falcon was seen briefly today, over Kelling Water
Meadows, Norfolk. Other rare raptors included an elusive white Gyr Falcon
on North Uist and a Black Kite in Cambridgeshire, near Huntingdon.
A Bee-eater was in Ireland, on Dursey Island, County Cork briefly, and the Pallid Swift was seen a couple of times on Isles of Scilly. The apparent Iberian Yellow Wagtail was reported several times from Conwy RSPB, but was very mobile and elusive, and the Red-rumped Swallow in Northumberland was seen for just a short period, before it departed. Lingering rarities included the Ross's Gull, Ross's Goose and Glossy Ibis in Lancashire, King Eider in Yorkshire, two Black-winged Stilts in Cheshire with another in Glamorgan and just 16 Cattle Egrets were reported. |
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| - Will Soar, RBA | ||
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