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| Sunday 9th March 2014 | ||
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| Long staying rarities still present today included the American Coot
in Highland, Pied-billed Grebe and Marsh Sandpiper on the
Western Isles, Red-flanked Bluetail on the Gloucestershire /Wiltshire
border, Ross's Gull in County Cork, American Herring Gull and
Bonaparte's Gull in Argyll (another of the latter in Glamorgan), Hume's
Yellow-browed Warblers in Warwickshire and Kent (two), Penduline Tit
in Kent, Little Bunting in Lincolnshire, King Eiders in Fife,
Lothian, County Cork and County Mayo, Lesser Scaup in Cornwall and
Two-barred Crossbills in Gloucestershire, Kent, Lincolnshire and Yorkshire
(six).
A very early Wryneck was seen at St Brides, Pembrokeshire, whilst common spring migrants were topped by an exceptionally early singing Grasshopper Warbler at Spurn, Yorkshire and a singing Turtle Dove at Aldreth, Cambridgeshire, along with a Ring Ouzel, 11 Wheatears, 13 Sand Martins, two Swallows, two Ospreys and five Garganey. |
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| - Will Soar, RBA | ||
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